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Bring AI answers to your GitBook knowledge base

What is GitBook?

GitBook is a collaborative documentation platform used by teams to write internal wikis, public knowledge bases, and API references. It publishes content as a hosted website with a clean reading experience.

Integration

How Kelu works with GitBook

Everything you can do once the integration is connected.

01

Space-level crawling

Kelu crawls your entire GitBook space, capturing every page including nested sub-pages and variant branches.

02

Scheduled re-sync

Kelu re-crawls your GitBook site every 24 hours, and Sync Now re-crawls on demand, so your Kelu index reflects the latest edits made in GitBook.

03

Published GitBook sites

Index your published GitBook site directly, on yourproduct.gitbook.io or your custom domain. Kelu has no GitBook API integration, so pages must be reachable on the web.

04

Citation links to exact pages

Answers include direct links to the GitBook page and heading anchor, making it easy for users to read the full context.

Setup

How to set it up

  1. 1

    Create a Kelu knowledge base and add your published GitBook site URL as a website source.

  2. 2

    Run the first crawl. Kelu normalizes GitBook's page structure into clean markdown chunks ready for embedding.

  3. 3

    GitBook-hosted pages can't run the widget, so put the Kelu widget on your own site or app, or answer in Slack, Teams, or the MCP server.

Got questions?

GitBook — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about connecting Kelu to GitBook.

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