gitbook-docs-expertlisted

# GitBook A comprehensive guide for editing GitBook documentation in external environments like Cursor, Claude Code, or other text editors. This skill provides all the formatting syntax, configuration options, and best practices needed to create and maintain GitBook content outside the GitBook web interface. ### When to Use This Skill Use this skill when working with GitBook documentation through: * Git-synced repositories (GitHub, GitLab) * Local markdown editors * IDE integrations * Command-line tools * Any environment where you're editing GitBook content as files rather than through the GitBook UI ### Quick Reference #### GitBook Content Structure GitBook organizes content through pages, spaces, and collections: * **Pages** are individual markdown files that make up your documentation * **Spaces** are collections of pages organized into a documentation site * **Collections** are groups of spaces **File structure:** ``` / .gitbook/ assets/ # GitBook-managed images and files includes/ # Reusable content blocks vars.yaml # Space-level variables .gitbook.yaml # Configuration README.md # Homepage SUMMARY.md # Table of contents getting-started/ # Section folder installation.md quickstart.md api-reference/ authentication.md endpoints.md ``` **Frontmatter fields:** ```markdown --- description: Page description for SEO icon: book-open hidden: true vars: p