Starting today, when you select a programming language in any <CodeBlocks> or <Tabs>, that preference will automatically sync across all documentation pages. This means no more manually switching languages as you navigate through different sections of our docs. Whether you’re viewing implementation examples, debugging guides, or API references, your preferred language follows you. Language preference is kept in client-side local storage.
This behavior is automatically enabled for all <CodeBlocks>. To add language preferences to a <Tab>, you can add the language property. Check out language sync in the example below:
This is content specific to TypeScript.
The accordion component has been upgraded so that you can now use your in-browser cmd+f search to look for text that is otherwise hidden.
<Accordion> componentTry searching for burst on this page: https://dev.hume.ai/docs/expression-measurement/faq
We’ve added support for embedding local assets in your docs. This is useful for displaying PDFs, images, videos, and other assets into your docs.
To embed an asset, you can use the embed tag.
Read more here
API Docs should be for LLMs and Agents too, not just people!
We’re excited to announce compatibility with the /llms.txt emerging standard, making your documentation accessible and optimized for AI developer tools such as Cursor, Github Copilot, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Anthropic’s Claude.
Both /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt are designed to be token-efficient, ensuring faster processing and cost-effective LLM interactions without sacrificing valuable info.
If you use Fern Docs, this feature is auto-enabled like /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml. Learn more

Check out ElevenLabs:
Added support for streaming audio directly within the API Explorer. This feature enables testing audio endpoints without leaving the documentation.
Check it out live in ElevenLabs’ API Explorer to let users test text-to-speech endpoints and hear the results instantly.
Enhanced handling of URL parameters and form data in edge functions. Documentation playground now handles complex data structures more efficiently.
Save developers the hassle of finding and copying their API key. When authenticated, their API credentials will be automatically filled into the API Playground. This way, they can make their first API call even faster.

Check it out live in Webflow’s API Explorer.
Enhanced documentation card components for better visual organization. Information can now be presented in a more structured and appealing way.
Implemented automatic API key extraction from JWT tokens in the documentation playground. Users can now test authenticated endpoints more easily with automatic credential handling.
Improved handling of query parameters in documentation middleware. Complex query parameters are now properly handled and displayed in the documentation.
Created an editable playground environment system for testing API endpoints. Users can now switch between different API environments seamlessly within the documentation.
Redesigned anchor link handling for improved navigation within documentation pages. Links now account for fixed headers and maintain proper scroll position when opened.
Enhanced color contrast throughout the documentation platform for better accessibility. All text and interactive elements now meet WCAG AA standards by default and warnings are shown for any elements that do not meet WCAG AA standards.
Improved center element positioning and updates for API documentation pages. Content now flows more naturally and maintains position during navigation.
Improved visibility and behavior of streaming response toggles in API playground. Users can now better control and monitor streaming responses.
Implemented comprehensive meta image support for better social sharing. Documentation pages now display properly when shared on social media platforms.
Added support for RSS feeds to keep users updated on documentation changes. Teams can now offer automated notifications for their documentation.
Implemented structured data support through JSON-LD for improved SEO. Documentation pages now provide richer information to search engines and social platforms.
Added configurable image zoom functionality with custom triggers and behaviors. Users can now better examine diagrams and technical illustrations in documentation.
Added support for additional syntax highlighting languages including BAML and Jinja. Documentation can now properly display a wider range of code examples.