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Docs7 reads the Mintlify content format. Keep your docs.json or mint.json, MDX pages, assets, snippets, redirects, and OpenAPI files.

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1. Preview the project

From the folder that contains docs.json or mint.json, run:
Open http://localhost:3000, or the address that the command prints, to see your documentation site.

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2. Connect the repository

In your Context7 teamspace:
  1. Open Docs7 and click Add New Site.
  2. Connect GitHub if needed.
  3. Choose the repository and production branch.
  4. Set Docs path to the folder that contains docs.json. Use . when it is at the repository root.
  5. Publish the site.
Publish a site in Docs7
Your Mintlify deployment stays online until you move the domain.

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3. Move the domain

If you use a custom domain, add it to the Docs7 site. Docs7 shows the DNS records it needs. Add the TXT records, then change the CNAME to Docs7. Docs7 issues the HTTPS certificate a few minutes after the CNAME points at Docs7. See Custom Domains for each record and for serving the docs from a path.
Configure a custom domain in Docs7
After the switch, remove the Mintlify GitHub integration so one push does not deploy to both services.