AIML.chat Docusaurus Setup is a free, MIT-licensed agent skill that injects the widget into a Docusaurus site the right way, so your documentation gets a grounded AI assistant that answers from your own docs with citations. Point your agent at it and your docs site is interactive in minutes.
What it does
The skill adds the AIML.chat embed to Docusaurus using the supported injection point — a client module or the script-injection config — so the widget loads on every docs page and isn't dropped by the static build. It wires your publishable site key and sets appearance to match your docs theme. It then points you at indexing the rendered site or your repo, so the technical agent returns the exact snippet and cites the page. Because Docusaurus is static, the skill makes sure the script is registered through Docusaurus's own mechanism rather than a stray tag that the build would strip.
The skill
name: aiml-docusaurus-setup
Use when adding AIML.chat to a Docusaurus documentation site.
Steps:
1. Get your publishable site key (aiml_pk_...) from AIML.chat → Websites.
2. Register the embed via a client module or scripts config in docusaurus.config.
3. Set appearance to match the docs theme; build and confirm it loads.
4. Index the docs site or repo in AIML.chat; schedule a re-crawl per release.
How to use it
Copy the SKILL.md into your agent framework's skills folder and run it on a Docusaurus project, or follow the steps manually. It pairs with the Next.js setup skill for app-based docs, and the documentation use case explains what the agent does once live. See the Docusaurus integration for platform specifics.
Ready to install? Start free, grab your site key, and your docs get an AI assistant in minutes — see pricing for limits.
Will the static build strip the script?+
No — the skill registers the embed through Docusaurus's client module or scripts config, so it survives the build.
Can it index my repo?+
Yes — index the rendered docs site or your GitHub repo, and re-crawl per release to stay current.
Is the skill free?+
Yes — it is MIT-licensed and free to copy. Using the widget counts toward your plan's limits; see pricing.