Add AI context use case to hidden pages

guides/hidden-pages.mdx

@@ -4,9 +4,11 @@
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-Hidden pages are removed from your site's navigation while remaining publicly accessible to anyone who knows their URL.
+Hidden pages are removed from your site's navigation but remain publicly accessible to anyone who knows their URL.
 
-Use hidden pages for content that you want to be accessible on your site, but not discoverable through the navigation. For content requiring strict access control, you must configure [authentication](/authentication-personalization/authentication-setup).
+Use hidden pages for content that you want to be accessible on your site or referenced as context for AI tools, but not discoverable through the navigation.
+
+For content requiring strict access control, you must configure [authentication](/authentication-personalization/authentication-setup).
 
 If you want to hide pages for specific groups of users, use personalization to control [page visibility](/authentication-personalization/overview#page-visibility).
 
@@ -18,14 +20,14 @@
 Some navigation elements like sidebars, dropdowns, and tabs may appear empty or shift layout on hidden pages.
 </Note>
 
-## Search and SEO
+## Search, SEO, and AI context
 
-By default, hidden pages are excluded from indexing for search engines and internal search within your docs. To include hidden pages in search results, add this setting to your `docs.json`:
+By default, hidden pages are excluded from indexing for search engines, internal search within your docs, and as context for the AI assistant. To include hidden pages in search results and as context for the assistant, add the `seo` property to your `docs.json`:
 
 ```json
-"seo" {
+"seo": {
     "indexing": "all"
 }
 ```
 
-To exclude a specific page from search, add `noindex: true` to its frontmatter.
+To exclude a specific page, add `noindex: "true"` to its frontmatter.