Relevate Assistant
Prepare your docs for AI answers, assistant search, and agent-friendly Markdown.
What The Assistant Uses
The Relevate Assistant answers from your published documentation. During a build, Relevate prepares page-level records that include metadata, page content, section anchors, locale, and canonical URLs.
Those exports power:
The hosted docs assistant experience
Markdown page responses requested with
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The assistant is grounded in the docs build output, not a separate copy of your content.
What Gets Indexed
For each visible page, Relevate writes an AI-friendly record with:
Page title and description
Absolute page URL
Canonical slug and locale
Last updated metadata when available
Section headings and anchor IDs
Body content in a Markdown-oriented format
Hidden and noindex pages are excluded from public Markdown export and assistant-ready records.
Assistant Behavior
When the assistant is enabled, it:
Searches the docs knowledge base before answering
Keeps answers scoped to the current docs instance
Uses page and section URLs when links help
Avoids inventing undocumented features or APIs
Answers in the reader's context when the relevant docs exist
The assistant is intentionally docs-scoped. If the documentation does not support an answer, the right behavior is to say that clearly instead of filling the gap with a guess.
Make Pages Assistant-Friendly
The same writing choices that help humans also help the assistant.
Write descriptive frontmatter
The description field gives the assistant a compact summary before it reads the page body.
Keep sections focused
Short sections with clear headings produce better anchors and better retrieval.
Use exact product terms
If your UI says sync now, use that phrase in the docs. The assistant can only ground answers in what you publish.
Good Page Pattern
---
title: Configure API Keys
description: Create, rotate, and revoke API keys from the dashboard.
---
# Before You Start
Sign in to the dashboard with an account that can manage API keys.
# Create A Key
Open Settings, choose API keys, and create a new key for your environment.
# Rotate A Key
Create a replacement key, update your application, then revoke the old key.
This page has a clear task, a specific title, and headings that map to reader intent.
What To Document First
The assistant gets much better when the docs answer common setup and troubleshooting questions directly.
Installation and first-run guides
Authentication and API key setup
Configuration reference pages
Error messages and troubleshooting steps
Product limits, permissions, and billing behavior