Mirror repo for the published OpenClaw docs site.

Source of truth lives in openclaw/openclaw, under docs/.

1. English docs are authored in openclaw/openclaw.
2. openclaw/openclaw/.github/workflows/docs-sync-publish.yml mirrors the docs tree into this repo.
3. This repo stores the published docs tree plus generated locale output.
4. openclaw/docs/.github/workflows/translate-incremental.yml debounces normal docs changes, while translate-all.yml handles full reconciliation for glossary changes, weekly schedule, release dispatch, or manual dispatch.
5. .github/workflows/r2-pages.yml builds the full unpruned static site and uploads changed objects to Cloudflare R2.
6. .github/workflows/pages.yml deploys the small Cloudflare Worker router that preserves clean URLs and markdown negotiation while reading docs from R2.

• Locale pages under docs/<locale>/** are generated output.
• Each translated page stores x-i18n.source_hash.
• The translate workflow computes a pending file list before calling the model.
• If no English source hashes changed, the workflow skips the expensive translation step entirely.
• If files changed, only the pending files are translated.
• The workflow retries transient model-format failures.
• Locale outputs are uploaded as artifacts first, then committed together by the finalizer.
• Incremental and full translation use separate concurrency lanes, so small docs edits do not cancel weekly or glossary-triggered full reconciliation.
• The weekly scheduled run uses full reconciliation mode to repair missed or flaky locale updates.

• Do not treat this repo as the primary place for English doc edits.
• Make English doc changes in openclaw/openclaw, then let sync copy them here.
• Locale pages under docs/<locale>/** are generated output.
• .openclaw-sync/source.json records which openclaw/openclaw commit this mirror was synced from.

• npm run docs:build renders the mirrored Mintlify-flavored docs into dist/docs-site.
• English collection excludes top-level roots owned by published locales; each locale renders its own sources once, while nested or unrecognized directory names remain ordinary English paths.
• Search titles and summaries and LLM corpus headings follow the page renderer's YAML frontmatter rules. The English corpus excludes language directories at the docs root while retaining nested paths such as guide/fr/topic.
• Page-specific social preview images follow English navigation groups at every nesting depth.
• npm run docs:build:cloudflare is the legacy Worker Static Assets fallback build.
• npm run docs:build:r2 renders the full unpruned site and prepares dist/docs-r2-manifest.json for R2 upload.
• npm run docs:r2:upload uploads only changed R2 objects, reports cache hits/misses, and refuses to turn a broken remote manifest read into a full-tree reupload.
• Manual R2 refreshes audit objects before upload; unchanged objects remain cache hits, and transient HEAD failures fall back to the signed manifest. R2_UPLOAD_PUT_ALL=1 is the emergency escape hatch for intentionally rewriting every object.
• npm run docs:smoke checks representative English and locale pages plus the Pagefind search bundle.
• npm run docs:check runs both steps.
• Source indexing writes completion metadata and reports success only after the output stream finishes and its file closes successfully; write or close errors fail the build before those completion signals.
• The generated site includes the language picker and static full-text search via Pagefind.
• Navigation groups can nest recursively; sidebar links, section metadata, and desktop/mobile tab targets resolve to descendant pages at every depth.
• Cloudflare deploys workers/docs-router.ts, which serves slashless page URLs, English markdown responses for .md paths or Accept: text/markdown, and /api/search through the DOCS_BUCKET R2 binding.
• Cloudflare hosting details and limitations are documented in CLOUDFLARE.md.

Signed R2 requests and the hostname cutover helper default to a 30-second per-request timeout. A stalled R2 request enters the existing retry loop; a stalled cutover request fails the helper. Set R2_UPLOAD_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS for scripts/docs-site/r2-upload.mjs, or CLOUDFLARE_API_TIMEOUT_MS for scripts/cloudflare-cutover-docs-hosts.mjs (including dry runs), to raise the relevant budget. Use an integer from 1 to 2147483647 milliseconds (Node's maximum timer delay). The workflow job timeout remains an outer limit even when a request budget is raised.

CI uses Node 26. Install the locked dependencies with npm ci, then run npm test for the renderer and Worker checks and npm run test:i18n for the translation control plane. The lockfile includes the MDX checker and its tsx loader; translation tests need no separate dependency install.

Translation checks exclude leading YAML frontmatter from MDX parsing while preserving body validation and the original offsets needed for markup repairs.

Docs Code CI restores the production article and OG caches before its full shell build. Each entry still validates its renderer, dependency and content identity; a missing or stale cache renders normally. The complete build, smoke and visual checks run in either case.

• OPENCLAW_DOCS_SYNC_TOKEN lives in openclaw/openclaw and lets the source repo push into this repo.
• OPENCLAW_DOCS_I18N_OPENAI_API_KEY lives in this repo and powers locale translation refreshes.
• CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN lives in this repo and deploys the docs.openclaw.ai router.
• R2 uploads verify CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN, try temporary R2 credentials, and normally fall back to the token-derived direct S3 credential form. OPENCLAW_R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID / OPENCLAW_R2_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY are only fallback upload credentials when the Cloudflare token cannot be verified.

The source-owned .openclaw-sync/lib/docs-markdown.mjs supplies Markdown/MDX-ish preprocessing, tokens, IDs and links to both this renderer and the source docs:check-links:anchors command. docs-redirects.mjs owns redirect resolution. These files are generated by source sync; never edit their mirror copies. Missing support files fail the build through their imports.

MarkdownIt Anchor 10.0.0 preserves the canonical heading-ID contract from 9.2.1, including punctuation, percent bytes and duplicate suffixes. Each document gets a fresh parser environment so duplicate suffixes stay local to that document. TOC entries and copy controls use those IDs. Compatibility aliases follow the compiler shipped with mint@4.2.808 (@mintlify/common@1.0.1096, @sindresorhus/slugify@2.2.0) for existing Mintlify links. They are emitted only when unambiguous. Markdown headings and authored HTML or component IDs reserve their names first. A conflicting alias is omitted and reported by the source audit; an alias never moves a published target. Existing duplicate authored/canonical IDs remain visible as audit failures.

Titled Accordion/Expandable, Step and Tab components and named fields now emit fragment targets. Explicit IDs take precedence. Generated component targets allocate the next available numeric suffix after canonical/authored IDs and heading aliases have been reserved. Components without a title/name or explicit ID do not receive a synthetic target. A title that produces an empty Mintlify slug also needs an explicit ID. The {#custom} heading syntax remains unsupported; use explicit HTML IDs when authoring a distinct target.

Relative document links resolve from the final published page URL and render as root-relative HTML page links, including directory index pages. Explicit root-relative .md links still request raw Markdown and cannot carry HTML section fragments.

Fragment navigation checks literal percent-containing IDs first, then one URL decode, and opens every containing details element before scrolling. Heading aliases live inside their canonical heading; scrolling and TOC selection use that owner. The same behavior applies to initial loads, same-page links, PJAX and browser history.

Rollout order: land the source parser, dependencies and support-sync changes; wait for their generated support files to reach this mirror; then roll out this renderer and its lockfile; activate the source shared anchor audit only after the deployed renderer emits the shared targets. Validate the combined tree with npm test and make docs-check before publication. A support-file-only change must trigger a full artifact build; scoped content refreshes include the complete sync closure.