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-title: Custom Prompting
-subtitle: Learn how to add your own prompts to our AI Search feature.
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-Out of the box, our AI Search feature uses default prompts to help fine-tune search results. You can reference these in our [system prompts](https://github.com/fern-api/fern-platform/blob/app/packages/fern-docs/search-server/src/utils/system-prompt.ts) file.
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-Customizing the system prompt gives you the ability to tailor the AI search responses to best serve your users. You can replace the default prompt with your own prompt to increase the relevance and accuracy of the results.
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-## Customizing Prompts
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ElevenLabs
OpenRouter
-Model infrastructure
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-Open Router consolidates access to multiple AI models behind a single, standardized API interface, eliminating the need for separate integrations. This service enables developers to quickly experiment with different AI models while maintaining consistent architecture.
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Vapi
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-Vapi is a platform for building voice AI agents that automate phone-based customer interactions. They provide businesses with tools to create voice agents that handle conversations and integrate with existing business systems.
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-Fern AI Search indexes your documentation and provides an interface for your users to ask questions and get answers. We've found that it helps our customers:
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-- **Decrease the time to find needed information** - Help users quickly locate crucial documentation without navigating through a maze of tabs and endpoints.
-- **Integrate your product faster** - Accelerate implementation with ready-to-use code samples that demonstrate practical applications.
-- **Surface where your docs have gaps** - Identify documentation weaknesses through user feedback and search patterns.
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-title: What is an API Definition?
-description: Describes the contract between the API provider and API consumer
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-### Ordering section contents
-Adding a `:` after the section name allows you to specify the order of its nested sub-packages and endpoints.
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-
-
-## Customizing the API Reference
-
-### Flattening sections
-To remove the API Reference title and display the section contents, set `flattened` to `true`.
-
-```yaml title="docs.yml"
-navigation:
- - api: API Reference
- flattened: true
-```
-
-
-
-
-
-### Styling endpoints
-To customize the display of an endpoint, you can add a `title`. You can also use `slug` to customize the endpoint URL.
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-You can hide an endpoint from the API reference by setting `hidden` to `true`. The endpoint will still be accessible at its URL.
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-### Adding a section overview
-The `summary` property allows you to add an `.md` or `.mdx` page as an overview of the API Reference or a section.
-
-```yaml title="docs.yml"
-navigation:
- - api: API Reference
- summary: pages/api-overview.mdx
- layout:
- - user:
- summary: pages/user-overview.mdx
-```
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-
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-
-
-### Adding pages and links
-You can add regular pages and external links within your API Reference.
-
-```yaml title="docs.yml"
-navigation:
- - api: API Reference
- layout:
- - user:
- contents:
- - page: User Guide
- path: ./docs/pages/user-guide.mdx
- - link: Link Title
- href: http://google.com
-```
-
-### Disable long-scrolling
-By default, the API Reference renders all endpoints on a single page (long-scrolling). To create separate pages for each endpoint, set `paginated: true`.
-
-```yaml title="docs.yml"
-navigation:
- - api: API Reference
- paginated: true
-```
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-title: Endpoint errors configuration
-description: Enable errors to show up on the endpoint pages of your documentation, from the error names, codes, and objects returned configured in your API definition.
----
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-This configuration enables errors to show up on the endpoint pages of your documentation. The error names, codes, and objects returned are configured in your API definition.
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-## Configuration
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-1. Add your AsyncAPI specification file (e.g., `asyncapi.yml`) to your `/fern` directory
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-```JavaScript
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- React.createElement(NavHeader),
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-```
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-
-```JavaScript
-ReactDOM.render(
- React.createElement(NavFooter),
- document.getElementById('fern-footer'),
-)
-```
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-### Important notes
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-- `ReactDOM.render()` may need to be called multiple times to prevent it from unmounting (this side-effect will be removed in the future).
-- `yarn build` or `npm build` must generate files with deterministic names to be referenced in `docs.yml`. The above example uses a [`vite` config](https://github.com/fern-api/docs-custom-js-example/blob/main/custom-app/vite.config.ts) to accomplish this.
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-title: Configure your site navigation
-description: Set up the navigation for your documentation site built with Fern Docs using the docs.yml file, including tabs, sections, pages, and more.
----
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-## Use `docs.yml`
-
-Every Fern Docs website has a special configuration file called `docs.yml`. Use this file to configure the navigation for your documentation site.
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-### Example Configuration
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-Here's a complete example of a `docs.yml` file:
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- 
- 
-
-
-### Common Styling Adjustments
-
-**Adjusting positioning:**
-Use `transform: translateY(Npx)` to adjust the vertical positioning of the selectors. This ensures that the product and version selectors match the line height of your logo for better visual alignment.
-
-**Enhancing visual prominence:**
-You can modify the border radius and add borders to make the selectors more prominent and better integrated with your site's design aesthetic.
-
-```css
-.fern-product-selector {
- transform: translateY(2px);
- border-radius: 8px;
- border: 1px solid var(--border);
-}
-
-.fern-version-selector {
- transform: translateY(1px);
- border-radius: 1000px;
- border: 1px solid var(--border);
-}
-```
-
-## Customizing Dropdown Styling
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-The dropdown menus for product and version selectors can be customized using these specific CSS classes:
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-- `fern-product-selector-radio-group` - Controls the styling of the product dropdown
-- `fern-version-selector-radio-group` - Controls the styling of the version dropdown
-
-
-
-
- ### Common Styling Adjustments
-
- **Enable a grid layout for the dropdown:**
- ```css
- .fern-product-selector-radio-group {
- display: grid;
- grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr);
- gap: 8px;
- }
- ```
- 
-
- 
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-You can configure this feature for the entire site in the [global configuration](/learn/docs/getting-started/global-configuration#instances-configuration), or for an individual page in the [frontmatter of that page](/learn/docs/content/frontmatter#edit-this-page).
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-
-
-
-If you choose ReadMe, you would have to find a separate vendor for SDK generation and would need to manually maintain code examples using the SDK. You also do not have access to dynamic SDK snippets in the API Explorer.
-
-### 4. Fern offers full OpenAPI support
-Fern is built with first-class support for nested objects and will give developers detailed information about what properties are required vs optional as well. Fern can also support the intuitive display of additional properties.
-
-
- 
-
-
-### 5. Fern offers live editing experience
-With Fern, you can iterate quickly by running a local development server, changing Markdown, and then immediately seeing what the page looks like in your browser. Local development allows for real-time editing, where you can see what you get while writing documentation.
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-ReadMe has an editor in the browser that allows you to edit guides without seeing the underlying Markdown. This is appealing to non-technical teammates who aren’t familiar with git, terminal, VS Code, and CLI commands.
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-When you have more than 1 API, Fern allows you to search between them all. ReadMe’s search is specific to the API you’re currently looking at. Fern's search extends to mobile versions, as well.
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-title: 'Accordion Groups'
-description: 'Display expandable/collapsible options that reveal more information with improved search functionality'
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-Accordion Groups allow you to organize content into collapsible sections, making it easier for users to navigate through information. With recent updates, our Accordion component now supports improved search functionality using the browser's built-in search feature.
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----
-
-## What is Vale?
-
-[Vale](https://vale.sh/) is an open-source tool for linting content from a variety of different file types, including Markdown.
-
-## Using Vale with MDX
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-Once installed, you can use Vale with MDX files by adding a `.vale.ini` file to your Fern repo.
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-Fern Docs is a tool for creating beautiful, customizable developer documentation. Achieve best-in-class docs with a modern and branded look and feel, powered by MDX and your API specification, and integrated seamlessly with CI/CD. Below are some companies building with Fern to elevate their developer experience.
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Webflow
Cohere
Cartesia
Vellum
Internationalization
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-With Fern, you can build beautiful developer documentation that matches your brand. Fern supports writing pages (written in Markdown) and generating API Reference documentation (from an OpenAPI Specification).
-
-In this guide, we'll show you how to get started with Fern in under 5 minutes.
-
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-
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-## Configure your Changelog
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