definable-docs-writing

Mintlify MDX pages require enforced frontmatter for name and description to structure new features. Optional scripts, references, and assets can be included to align documentation with code.

An audit-driven documentation workflow assesses changes before publishing to ensure consistent MDX pages and up-to-date navigation. It evaluates new features or updates prior to editing.

Update docs.json navigation config by adding the new Mintlify page entries to keep documentation in sync with code. This ensures the navigation structure aligns with newly created MDX pages.

Yes, frontmatter is required for every Mintlify MDX page to enforce the presence of name and description. This maintains consistent documentation standards across all feature updates.

The best way to maintain documentation consistency is applying an audit-driven workflow that aligns Mintlify MDX conventions and docs.json navigation config with code updates.

Yes, you can include optional scripts, references, and assets in Mintlify MDX pages. The structured workflow supports these additions alongside required frontmatter for name and description.