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Blog 2026
- Get started with Claude Code and the docly CLIClaude Code is an AI coding assistant that works in your terminal. The docly CLI gives it a local working copy of your Docly site, so it can read, change and diff your files before anything goes live. This post takes…
- How Docly Protects a Published Site — and How a Real Visitor Gets Back InPublished sites sit on the open internet and get the traffic that comes with it. Here is the model Docly uses to decide that an IP has crossed a line, and the self-service ladder that lets a legitimate visitor undo a…
- Fewer Bytes on the Wire: Brotli, Minification and a Year of Browser CacheCached pages are now stored pre-compressed with Brotli, JS and CSS bundles are minified according to what they actually are, and assetUrl() earns your assets a year of immutable browser cache without ever serving a…
- WebP and AVIF, straight from site.jsonThe built-in scaler now writes WebP and AVIF, encoder quality is yours to set per format in site.json, and changing either one takes effect on existing URLs without a manual cache clear.
- Adding Cloudflare Turnstile validation with data-validate in DoclyA follow-up to our earlier post on data-validate. This time we wire the same backend-validation pattern up to Cloudflare Turnstile — a privacy-friendly, no-puzzle alternative to Google reCAPTCHA.
- Track form submissions with data-track-eventForm submissions on Docly sites have been invisible to GA4 and Google Ads. A new attribute on the submit scripts sends a real analytics event, so a submitted form can finally be counted as a conversion.
- What's New in the Docly AI AgentUpdate October 2026: Two corrections: the round-based architecture with artifacts described below was a design and is not how the agent works today, and the monthly spending cap is per user, not per workspace. See…
- Why Express Coding?Express Coding is about removing friction between your ideas and live web applications. Built on open standards (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON), Docly makes development fast for humans — and even faster for AI.
- Docly: The AI‑Ready Application Platform for Shipping Web Apps—FastUpdate October 2026: Data documents should not be stored in ordinary content folders, where they can be served. Keep them under #/ — see [Keep private data under the #…
- Happy new year from the Docly teamHappy New Year from everyone at Docly! We're excited about what 2026 will bring.