Axiom Docs
The documentation system for AI products, built in Framer
What it does
Axiom Docs is a complete documentation system for AI-native products eight pages wired together, not a landing page with a docs tab bolted on. Two-level sidebar, outline, tabbed multi-language code blocks, an API reference with method badges and parameter tables, a CMS-driven changelog, guides, blog, help center and a 404. Real dark and light: one token system, two complete themes, with a working toggle that remembers the reader's choice. Syntax highlighting follows automatically.
Axiom is a complete documentation system for AI-native products — not a landing page with a docs tab bolted on.Eight pages, wired together: a marketing home, a documentation article with a two-level sidebar and a sticky table of contents, an API reference with method badges and parameter tables, a CMS-driven changelog, guides and blog, a help center with a working FAQ accordion, and a 404 nobody w
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