DocsMint

DocsMint is an open source and cloud knowledge workspace for people and AI agents, with visual and Markdown editing, hybrid semantic search, GraphRAG and API or MCP access. It is a venture of the Croco.Team studio.

DocsMint is an AI-native knowledge workspace built for two kinds of readers at once: people and software agents. It comes out of Croco.Team, a digital product studio that lists it in its venture portfolio, and it is offered both as an open source project and as a hosted cloud service. The core idea is that a single body of written knowledge should be easy for a team to edit and just as easy for an AI agent to consume. On the authoring side, documents can be created in a visual editor or written directly in Markdown, which lets non-technical writers and developers share the same space without forcing one style on everyone. On the retrieval side, DocsMint combines hybrid semantic search, which blends meaning-based matching with more traditional lookup, and GraphRAG, which uses relationships between pieces of content to improve the context returned for a question. For agents, the workspace exposes an API and MCP access, so an assistant can query the knowledge base directly instead of relying on pasted excerpts. The portfolio entry names SvelteKit, Elysia and an AI engine as the technical foundation. In practice, DocsMint suits teams that are assembling agent workflows and need a reliable source of internal context, developers who want a documentation store that doubles as a retrieval layer, and organizations that care about owning their data and prefer an open source option. It sits between conventional wiki and note tools, which are designed mainly for human reading, and standalone vector databases, which leave the editing experience to the buyer. Buyers should note that the studio homepage describes the product only briefly. Pricing, usage limits, supported integrations and support channels are not detailed there, so evaluation will depend on the product's own site and repository.