We're excited to announce two significant upgrades to developer experience at Knock, Docs 2.0 and new auto-generated SDKs.
A brand new docs experience
We first shipped our docs site four years ago along with the initial launch of Knock. Since then, the design hasn’t changed, despite us shipping a lot of new content.
We’ve reorganized our content, rebuilt our “building in-app UI” section, and refreshed our API and management API references using the OpenAPI spec.
We have also added support for all your LLM needs, with llms.txt and llms-full.txt, markdown pages, and a new RAG API endpoint for our MCP server.
If you’re interested in peeking behind the curtains for these changes, our docs are open source and available here.
New SDKs for Node, Go, Python, and Ruby
Today, we’re proud to release the 1.0 versions of our SDKs in Node (Typescript), Go, Python, and Ruby. These new SDKs are richly typed and include all resources across our API. They are a joy to use. In addition to typing, they include retries, auto-pagination, customizable logging, and configurable timeouts.
If you’re a current SDK user, our migration guides will provide information on how to migrate to the 1.0 releases of our SDKs. We’re also anticipating that our PHP and .NET SDKs will follow the same generated treatment in the second half of this year.
Check out a walkthrough here.
