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Blume 2

AI-ready, zero-config static site generator for documentation.
1 ratings4.00
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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformWeb
PricingFree

Blume 2 is a fast and AI-ready static site generator focused on documentation sites. It allows users to drop Markdown and MDX content into folders and build a production-grade documentation site without the need to write or maintain application boilerplate. Blume 2 includes support for AI-assisted features, search, deployment adapters, content sources integration, API reference rendering, and analytics adapters.

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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformsWeb
PricingFree
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ListedOctober 2026
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Mobile PageSpeed
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88 out of 100, Needs improvement
Accessibility
100 out of 100, Good
Best Practices
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SEO
100 out of 100, Good

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Product Hunt203 source points · 6 comments

4.00 from 1 Product Hunt reviews

Set it up on a small internal docs site over the weekend to replace a Docusaurus install that had gotten slow to build. The one-command deploy on Astro actually works as advertised, and the search felt instant compared to what I had before. Theming was straightforward without fighting the config. Still poking at whether it handles a really large doc set (500+ pages) as well as it handles the smaller one I tried, so holding back a star until I've pushed it further.

galdayan · Review on Product Hunt

Can I add a custom React or Astro component inside a markdown page, like a small demo or a pricing table? Or is it plain markdown only..?

joy_wilson1 · Imported from Product Hunt

"Drop Markdown into a folder and ship" is the part I like.. No app boilerplate to set up or keep updated. I've lost whole afternoons just getting a docs site to build.

ben_wigham5 · Imported from Product Hunt

Zero config docs where you just drop Markdown into a folder and get a production ready site is exactly what most projects want, and being open source forever is a strong promise. Building it AI ready from the start makes sense now that agents read docs as often as people do. Nice work shipping 2.0 so soon after launch.

karimbenkeroum · Imported from Product Hunt

the "scored by two independent scanners" bit in the screenshots caught my eye more than the zero-config pitch - docs getting an agent-readability score feels like the SEO audit equivalent for a different reader. we write most of our internal docs by just pointing Claude at the codebase and having it draft the markdown, and I've never had a way to check if the output is actually easy for an agent to parse later vs just easy for a human to skim. what does the scanner actually check - structure/headings, or does it get into things like whether code examples are runnable as-is

galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt