We've added dedicated guides for using the CLI and running benchmarks to the navigation menu. These updates make it easier for developers to find essential operational tooling and performance testing resources directly in the main documentation.

We've added a comprehensive guide for using cache-pot bench, our built-in Redis-compatible load generator. This documentation details how to configure tests, use quiet mode for CI, and perform direct performance comparisons with other Redis-compatible servers.

Added a comprehensive guide for the Cache-Pot CLI, detailing how to use it for interactive sessions, one-shot commands, and piped script execution. The document covers connection options, including TLS configuration, as well as shell-specific commands and input handling techniques. This makes it easier for developers to manage their instances directly from the terminal without external dependencies.

Updated the vector store documentation to clarify and detail the automatic HNSW graph index implementation. Developers can now better understand how Cache-Pot transitions from brute-force to high-performance approximate search for large vector collections, while maintaining a consistent command interface.

The server configuration documentation has been updated to explicitly detail how to use the --tls-cert and --tls-key flags. Users can now easily find instructions on enabling TLS for RESP2 connections, along with information on pairing it with authentication and using it with standard Redis CLI tools.

Updated the documentation site configuration by replacing the generic brand.dev logo and favicon with a text-based navbar and updated branding. This change aligns the public-facing documentation with the Cache-Pot project identity and ensures a more cohesive look and feel for users.

Replaced the previous brand.dev branding assets in the documentation configuration with a clean text-based navbar and custom site favicon. These changes ensure the documentation better reflects project-specific identity.

Updated the project assets to include a custom cache-pot SVG favicon. This provides a clear, project-specific branding element in browser tabs and bookmarks.

We've initialized the project's documentation infrastructure using the Mintlify starter kit. This provides a structured setup for guides, API references, and custom components, backed by local development preview tools via the Mintlify CLI. Now we have a clean foundation to start building out our project's technical knowledge base.