Hi Product Hunt 👋 Today I’m incredibly proud to introduce the public beta of GitBook Lens — a new semantic search tool powered by AI. We knew that leveraging AI technology could supercharge the content you’ve already created in your GitBook pages. It could help readers find the answers they were looking for faster, and improve the search experience for everyone. And that’s exactly what GitBook Lens does. Starting today, anyone can use Lens to ask a question about your documentation, and get a plain English answer in seconds, right in the search box. Plus, Lens offers follow-up questions you might want to ask, as well as clickable references to your documentation so you can get more information if you need it. It’s a really powerful tool. And while the experience today is great, we’re still focused on honing and improving it, so your feedback is really useful. While Lens is in open alpha, anyone can activate it at no extra cost — for both their internal knowledge and their public documentation. Head over to our website to find out more. We built GitBook to empower developers and technical teams to embed knowledge and documentation into their daily workflow. Your knowledge is incredibly valuable, and giving you the tools to easily share that knowledge — and help other people access it — has always been our driving force. That’s why we’re so excited about Lens, as it gives you, your team and the rest of the world a new way to uncover your knowledge. As always, thanks so much for all your support! We’ll be hanging out in the comments all day to chat. Please ask away — we promise we won’t answer with AI 😉

Awesome! Great move. And we are proud that our open-source Qdrant vector database powers this brilliant feature. https://qdrant.tech

Great feature! We've been trying to implement a custom solution like that for our GitBook documentation, and this has been a lifesaver for us! 💎

Really cool, guys! We love Gitbook with Guideflow :)

Congrats on launching your amazing product! I'm excited to see what AI-powered insights GitBook Lens can provide!

AI search for documentation is really helpful as large documentation can be hard to navigate through. Love this!

Congrats team on the launch

Solid! Can't wait to implement this 🔥

@sara_tandowsky1 Nice project and good luck on your launch. 🚀🚀 How about listing your project in the GPT Feed? Just register here: gptfeed.co/submit-a-project I saw that you have a blog, you can put your RSS feed here to get the news on our portal: gptfeed.co/suggest-new-source If you have any questions, let my know!!!

@sara_tandowsky1 Congrats on your launch! Question: I've been considering GitBook, but I am not keen on using AI tools (as our documentation is private, and we do not want to take a chance with proprietary information being leaked, as has happened with some of Amazon's IP). Will I be able to disable this feature if I don't want to us it?

This looks awesome! Will bring it up with my team to try y'all out.

Very helpful use case! Always hate that internal search was so hard to navigate. But this should make it much easier

👏 You're a superstar, congrats! 💫 This is pretty impressive! 🐦 Let's connect on Twitter and network.

awesome news.

Awesome product with great utility for teams. Congrats on the launch

Really helpful, congrats on launching your amazing product! Looks awesome💯

Loving it!!

Great application.

Incredible work by the GitBook team. Love the new GitBook Lens feature. It decreases the amount of support tickets that we receive while providing great answers. A bit hard to find in the search UI as users might not be familiar with "Lens".

added to my collection of awesome developer-first products. congrats on the launch and keep it up, ?makers!