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Docs fall behind the product quietly: a feature ships, a setting moves, and the help page still describes last month. Connecting Mintlify lets Lane work with your docs in two steps:
  • Read your docs, so Lane can tell you what they say: “is the new export documented?”, “what do our docs say about SSO setup?”
  • Keep docs up to date, so Lane can suggest edits as pull requests when the product changes. Your team reviews every change, and nothing is published until someone merges it.

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Connect your docs

Go to Settings → Integrations and open Mintlify.
  1. Enter your Docs address, for example docs.yourcompany.com. Public docs only for now.
  2. Choose Connect.
No sign-in is needed to read public docs. Nothing is copied into Lane: each search goes to your docs site.

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Let Lane suggest edits

  1. Allow Lane in Mintlify (once). In your Mintlify dashboard, go to Settings → Security & access → MCP and add app.laneapp.co under Allowed OAuth redirect URIs. This needs a Mintlify admin.
  2. In Lane, under Keep docs up to date, choose Connect and sign in to Mintlify with an account in the Mintlify organization that hosts these docs.
Mintlify only lets apps you allow sign in to your organization. Without step 1, sign-in stops on a Mintlify page that says “Redirect URI not allowed”.
From then on, Lane can propose changes to existing pages. Each set of changes goes on a new branch and opens a pull request for your team to review. Lane never merges or publishes.
  • In chat, Lane shows each change, what it replaces and what with, and asks for your approval before opening the pull request.
  • In Automations, set Mintlify to Read and write and the automation opens pull requests without asking; each one is linked from the run. Pair it with a Pull request merged trigger from GitHub and your docs can keep up with every release.
Changing the docs address to another site disconnects editing. Delete removes the Mintlify connection entirely.

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Who can use it

Mintlify is available on every plan. Any member except Contributors can connect it.

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FAQs

Q: Mintlify says “Redirect URI not allowed” when I connect.
A: Lane isn’t allowed in your Mintlify organization yet. Ask a Mintlify admin to add app.laneapp.co under Settings → Security & access → MCP → Allowed OAuth redirect URIs, then choose Connect again. Q: Can Lane publish changes to my docs?
A: No. Lane only opens pull requests. Your team reviews and merges them in Mintlify. Q: Can Lane create new pages?
A: Lane edits existing pages. Create new pages yourself, then Lane can keep them up to date. Q: Does Lane read private docs?
A: Not yet. Reading works with public docs only. Q: Is my docs content stored in Lane?
A: No. Lane searches your docs site when it needs to and doesn’t keep a copy.