We’ve open-sourced our published documentation!

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Hey everyone! 👋

We’re excited to announce a big change to GitBook’s published docs that will help everyone get the most out of GitBook.
We’re reconnecting with our roots, and open-sourcing our rendering engine for published content. So you can contribute features, create more interactive docs, and more.

You can head to our website or read our blog to find out more, but here’s a quick breakdown of what’s new:

• Open-source repository – We’ve opened up our GitHub repository to be public, meaning you can see and contribute to GitBook.
• An improved OpenAPI block with Scalar – One of our most requested features is now available thanks to our partnership with Scalar. Upload an OpenAPI file and immediately try your API endpoint directly from your docs.
• Community plan – We ❤️ open source at GitBook — which is why we offer qualifying organizations a free Community plan with everything they need to scale their public project. Head to our documentation to learn more.
• There’s more to come – This is just the beginning of a new era for GitBook. Stay tuned!

We're excited to see how you can help contribute to the future of GitBook — and excited to continue to build the best platform for documentation.