DocsMint

What is DocsMint?

DocsMint is a document and knowledge workspace built for both people and AI agents. Teams write and organize documents with folders, categories, and tags, then find them through hybrid search that mixes keywords, semantic matching, and typo tolerance. Agents connect through MCP and a REST API, and the core is open source under Apache 2.0.

Top Features:

• Hybrid search: keyword, semantic, and graph based matching find related documents across many languages.
• AI editing: translate, rewrite, format, and fix text directly inside the editor.
• Agent access: endpoints for MCP and REST let agents search, read, and update knowledge.

Use Cases:

• Team wiki: keep policies, processes, and product notes in one searchable place.
• Agent memory: give support or coding agents a controlled, persistent knowledge source.
• Personal notes: build a second brain with templates, tags, and version history.

Who Can Use DocsMint?

• Small teams: share documents with access controls and comments without a heavy wiki tool.
• Developers: wire agents into a knowledge base using the SDK, CLI, or API.
• Self hosters: run the open source stack on your own servers with Docker.

Pricing

• Free ($0): core workspace with editing, organization, search, templates, and sharing.
• Pro ($12 per month): higher API limits plus AI editing for translate, rewrite, and fix.
• Advanced ($29 per month): higher limits, shared workspaces, and controlled MCP access.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Open source: the Apache 2.0 licence means no lock in and free self hosting.
• Agent ready: support for MCP is built in rather than bolted on later.
• Low price: paid plans start at twelve dollars, well under most wiki tools.

Cons:

• Young product: the ecosystem and template library are still small compared with Notion.
• AI behind paywall: translate and rewrite tools require the Pro plan.
• Self hosting effort: running Postgres, Redis, and file storage takes technical setup.

FAQs:

1) Is there a free plan?

Yes, the free plan includes editing, organization, search, templates, and sharing.

2) Can AI agents use it?

Yes, agents can search, read, and update documents through MCP or the REST API.

3) Is it open source?

Yes, the core is Apache 2.0 licensed and can be self hosted with Docker.

4) What does the Pro plan add?

Higher API limits and AI editing tools for translating, rewriting, and fixing text.

5) Can I import existing documents?

Yes, existing documents can be imported, and version history keeps earlier copies.