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Frameworks & formats
Frontmatter is a content model. Treat it like one.
Markdown and MDX files carry structure in their frontmatter and content in their body. Narraxio imports both — fields as fields, sections as sections — rather than flattening the file into one opaque string.
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In short: Frontmatter imports as typed fields and the body as addressable sections, with Markdown preserved rather than normalized.
What it is
The format most documentation, blog and guide content is written in. MDX adds components, which makes it a hybrid of content and code.
What Narraxio reads
- YAML frontmatter as typed fields
- Headings and sections as addressable structure
- Body content, preserved as Markdown rather than converted
- MDX component usage, recorded but not rewritten
How it is connected
- Connect the repository and point discovery at the content directories
- Confirm the frontmatter schema discovery proposes
- Review how sections were split before relying on section-level assets
- write-back for frontmatter fields and body sections
How you verify it
- Frontmatter fields appear as typed values, not as a header blob
- Round-tripping a file reproduces it byte for byte before any write feature is enabled
- Files with unparseable frontmatter are listed as skipped, with the error
Limits worth knowing
- MDX files containing component logic are read-only where a change could not be applied deterministically
- Markdown is preserved, not normalized — Narraxio will not reformat your files as a side effect
Other integrations
Connect the rest of the stack
Give your content a memory. Give your AI the full picture.
Connect a repository read-only and see what has been sitting inside it — every headline, claim and near-duplicate paragraph, with the file and field each one came from.
Keep Git and your existing stack Read-only to start Narraxio runs on Narraxio