Markdown and MDX

this section provides a complete reference for the markdown and mdx syntax supported by archbee, along with practical examples for every supported component if you're using git sync or following a docs as code workflow, and you prefer writing or editing documentation directly in your code editor or repository, this section is for you standard markdown archbee fully supports standard markdown syntax for creating and formatting documentation you can use familiar elements such as headings, lists, images, tables, blockquotes, code blocks, and more without any additional configuration mdx components in addition to standard markdown, archbee extends the language with custom mdx components that enable richer documentation experiences these components include tabs, callouts, workflows, api endpoints, link grids, expandable sections, and other interactive layouts ℹ️ git connected projects when a git connected repository is synchronized with archbee, markdown ( md ) files are automatically processed as mdx ( mdx ) existing markdown syntax remains fully compatible, so your current content continues to render correctly while also giving you access to archbee's extended component library