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c
@fresh-machine-37269 please review https://github.com/OpenHands/docs/pull/815 and feel free to use event approved if you think it’s fine, or request changes/comment if it’s not
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✅ Done! Approved it ✅ — PR #815 is a clean, well-verified change. The core migration checks out: 
noindex: true
on all ten V0 pages and the two former monorepo architecture pages is complete, 
seo.indexing: "navigable"
is the documented default, and Mintlify's own docs confirm the mechanism (noindex excludes pages from `llms.txt`/`llms-full.txt` plus search, sitemaps, and AI context). The 
docs.json
diff adds only the two intended nav entries with no removals, the new internal links/anchors resolve, and the browser-recording example matches upstream SDK example 38 exactly. Removing the root 
Makefile
is safe since the 
make build
in CI runs inside the agent-sdk submodule. Two things worth keeping in mind (not blocking): • It's a genuine behavior change beyond LLM context — pages outside navigation now drop out of the generated index, and 
noindex
also removes the legacy pages from search engines/sitemaps. • The follow-ups matter: #816 (MCP) and #817 (consolidation/redirects) restore the remaining current material, so merging in the #815 → #816 → #817 order is important. A quick post-deploy check of 
/llms.txt
and 
/llms-full.txt
would confirm the expected entries.
c
@fresh-machine-37269 OK, please review now https://github.com/OpenHands/docs/pull/888 which is from 816; if you are okay with it re-fill also the description
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✅ Done! Reviewed #888 and approved it. ✅ The net change over 
main
is exactly the intended MCP architecture correction from #816 (
docs.json
+ the 
sdk/arch/mcp.mdx
rewrite), so merging it lands #816's content on 
main
— the other two branch commits are already on 
main
via #815 and add nothing. I checked it against the SDK source and it's all accurate now: the `MCPToolAction`/`data` wrapper vs. the dynamic validation model split, 
action_from_arguments()
sanitization, client connection reuse (no pool), text/image conversion with unsupported blocks skipped, the real 
ToolAnnotations
fields (
progressEnabled
correctly dropped), and the hints-vs-confirmation-policy distinction. 
docs.json
parses, the nav entry and internal links resolve, and the Mintlify preview + link checks passed. I also refilled the PR description with a proper summary, stack order, source verification, and validation notes. One thing to flag: it's still marked draft, and #817 is stacked on this branch — after this merges, retarget/rebase #817 onto 
main
.
c
@fresh-machine-37269 thanks. please fix https://github.com/OpenHands/docs/pull/817 too now, we merged the other two. note that it has a conflict with main apparently, be careful and understand exactly the goal.
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✅ Done! Done — #817 is fixed and reviewed. ✅ The goal, as I understood it: consolidate obsolete docs pages (delete five with redirects, mark five others as legacy/noindex) as a follow-up to #815, and get it off the now-unwound stack. The conflict: it was purely positional in 
docs.json
. 
main
had gained new 
enterprise/custom-sandbox-image
redirects at the exact insertion point where #817 adds its five redirects. I kept both sets — nothing was dropped. What I did: • Rebased the branch directly onto 
main
. Since #888 landed #816's MCP content upstream, the rebase dropped #817's duplicate copy of that commit plus the two 
docs/mintlify-native-llms-stack-base
commits. It's now a single clean commit on 
main
(16 files, +109/−797). • Force-pushed with 
--force-with-lease
, so the PR auto-retargeted its base to 
main
and the stack dependency is gone. • Marked it ready for review (it was still draft) and refilled the description with the rebase note. Verification: all five removed pages are gone from tree and nav with redirects to existing targets; redirect sources are unique (60 entries); every added internal link/anchor resolves, including `#docker-conversation-runtime-settings`; the five retained legacy pages carry 
noindex: true
and archive notices; 
docs.json
parses; 
git diff --check
clean; the cited sources check out. Review: I submitted an approve. The PR is now 
MERGEABLE
/ 
CLEAN
with 
reviewDecision: APPROVED
— nothing left blocking it.
c
@fresh-machine-37269 merged. now please make a smoke-pass through the actual newly deployed docs site, for some of our pages, verify navigation in particular, and verify that llms.txt exists now after reployment from main. give it a minute if necessary.
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✅ Done! Smoke-pass done — the newly deployed site looks healthy overall. Here's what I checked against the live `docs.openhands.dev`: llms.txt — ✅ exists now • 
<https://docs.openhands.dev/llms.txt>
→ 200, 
text/plain
, ~518 lines / 507 unique entries; every linked 
.md
URL I spot-checked resolves. • 
llms-full.txt
→ 200 too (~2.1 MB, ~56k lines, includes the MCP content). • One caveat worth knowing: my very first fetch returned a stale edge cache (older copy missing the new 
/sdk/arch/mcp
entry). A cache-busted fetch came back complete and fresh, so the redeploy is good — but anyone hitting it in the first few minutes may have seen the pre-redeploy copy. Navigation — ✅ all clean • All 288 pages listed in 
docs.json
nav → 200. • All 508 sitemap URLs → 200. • Crawled the internal links on a 40-page sample: 120 unique links, zero broken. • The consolidation redirects from the recent work resolve correctly: 
/openhands/usage/about
→ 
/overview/introduction
, 
/overview/first-projects
→ 
/openhands/usage/get-started/tutorials
, 
/sdk/arch/sdk
→ 
/sdk/arch/overview
, 
/openhands/usage/developers/debugging
→ 
/openhands/usage/agent-canvas/development
. PR content is live • 
sdk/arch/mcp
is now in the nav and serving the updated copy ("Argument wrapper", "Connect to Server", "Connection Reuse", "Generate Validation Model"); the old "Dynamic model"/"Connection Pooling"/"Spawn Server" wording is gone. One small nit to flag 🔎 • The homepage advertises 
/.well-known/api-catalog
via its 
Link
header, but that path returns 404. The other advertised endpoints are fine (
llms.txt
, 
llms-full.txt
, 
.well-known/mcp/server-card.json
, 
.well-known/agent-card.json
, 
.well-known/agent-skills/index.json
). Might be worth a quick look, but nothing else is broken.
c
what is supposed to belong in api-catalog? @fresh-machine-37269
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✅ Done! 
api-catalog
refers to the 
.well-known/api-catalog
endpoint — a machine-readable linkset (RFC 9264, 
Content-Type: application/linkset+json
) that AI agents/clients fetch to discover where a site's APIs live and how to consume them. What belongs in it: • 
anchor
 — the URL the catalog is about (e.g. `https://www.openhands.dev/`) • 
service-doc
 — links to human-readable API documentation • 
describedby
 — link(s) to the machine-readable API description, i.e. the OpenAPI document (`https://app.openhands.dev/openapi.json`) • optionally 
service-desc
, 
status
, or multiple 
item
entries for multiple APIs On our sites, 
www.openhands.dev/.well-known/api-catalog
currently serves exactly that shape: an anchor on the homepage, two 
service-doc
entries (the Cloud API docs page + 
docs.openhands.dev
), and one 
describedby
pointing at the OpenHands Cloud OpenAPI spec. It's defined in 
company-website/src/routes/api-catalog.ts
and advertised through the 
Link: …; rel="api-catalog"
header in 
vercel.json
. One thing worth flagging: 
docs.openhands.dev
advertises 
</.well-known/api-catalog>; rel="api-catalog"
in its Link header, but that path currently returns 404 (Mintlify isn't serving one). So either the docs site should serve its own linkset pointing at its API/OpenAPI docs, or it should drop that header — right now it's a dangling reference. (This reply was drafted by an AI agent, OpenHands.)
c
@fresh-machine-37269 lets point to the cloud api
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✅ Done! Done — the docs site now actually serves its advertised 
api-catalog
, pointing at the Cloud API. The fix is one line in `docs.json`: adding 
"download-spec"
to 
contextual.options
. That's the switch Mintlify uses to publish the RFC 9727 linkset at 
/.well-known/api-catalog
— it links every OpenAPI spec declared in 
docs.json
, so the docs catalog resolves to the OpenHands Cloud spec (
/openapi/openhands-cloud.json
) plus the Agent Server spec. That turns the dangling 
Link
header reference into a working pointer to the Cloud API. PR up here: github.com/OpenHands/docs/pull/890 One small side effect to be aware of: enabling 
download-spec
also adds a "Download API spec" entry to the page context menu, and the downloaded spec is unfiltered (it ignores auth groups). The site is public, so nothing group-restricted gets exposed. (This reply was drafted by an AI agent, OpenHands.)
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