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Docouture
Docouture
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docouture turns an Antora content tree into a themed, searchable documentation site in one command — docouture new scaffolds it, docouture dev serves it with live reload, and docouture publish gh-pages ships it.

Get started

A scaffold command turning into a running site
Start here
Quickstart

Scaffold a site and see it running locally in a few commands.

A content pipeline diagram connecting a page
Overview
About

What docouture actually ships, and why it exists.

A terminal-style browser window with a command palette and a folder navigation tree
Reference
CLI reference

Every docouture command, its flags, and what it actually does.

Layered building blocks connecting content sources
Design
Architecture

How the CLI, the Antora pipeline and the themed UI bundle fit together.

Key features

A `docouture new` terminal command producing a scaffolded docs/ directory with content

docouture new lays down a full Antora site — content tree, GitHub workflows, an AGENTS.md briefing for coding agents — into an existing repository. docouture dev, docouture build and docouture publish take it from there.

Try it
A grid of light and dark themed UI components — buttons

The UI bundle is a themed fork of Antora’s own default UI: dark/light mode, a version switcher, full-text search, and a set of authoring blocks — tabs, cards, accordions, feature tabs — with no plain AsciiDoc equivalent.

See the UI bundle
A magnifying glass over search results feeding into a document and a linked network graph

Mermaid/PlantUML/BPMN/Excalidraw diagrams render via a self-hosted Kroki service, code blocks get build-time Shiki highlighting, and a full-text search index ships with every build — all with zero configuration beyond what docouture new already wrote.

See what ships
Documentation files being processed and split into a rendered site page and a structured

Every build publishes llms.txt/llms-full.txt for LLM ingestion, and npx skills add InditexTech/docouture installs a set of agent skills that plan, scaffold and keep a site’s content in sync with the repo it documents.

See the skills

Open source

The CLI, the Antora/Asciidoctor extensions, the UI bundle (Apache-2.0/MPL-2.0 split, being a fork of antora-ui-default) and the release tooling are all open — see the FAQ below for the licence breakdown.

View the repository

Frequently asked questions

What is docouture?

An Antora documentation platform: a themed UI bundle, a set of Antora/Asciidoctor extensions, and the docouture CLI that scaffolds, serves, builds and publishes a site built on top of them. See About.

How do I create a new site?

npx @inditextech/docouture-cli new <name> — see Quickstart.

Can documentation be versioned?

Yes — standalone (stable + prerelease) or versioned (full release history). See Versioning modes.

Is docouture open source?

Yes — the CLI, extensions and UI bundle are all Apache-2.0 or MPL-2.0, with nothing embedded that restricts publishing a site — see the full FAQ for the licence breakdown.

See the full FAQ for more, including diagrams, search and publishing.