Publishing turns selected documents, tables, and artifacts into a public website.
In this section
Public Sites - workspace-level sites, publish status, and committing changes.
Custom Domains - serve a site from your own domain.
SEO & Discoverability - listed sites, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and llms.txt.
Translations - offer translated public pages.
Publishing is snapshot-based
When you publish a resource, Dokki freezes the current content into the public site. Later edits in the workspace do not automatically change the public page. The publish status becomes Updated when the source has changed, and you commit again when the public version should refresh.
What can be published
Documents, tables, and artifacts can be published. Files are shared through resource permissions and links, but are not currently published as standalone docs pages.
Embedded resources
Published documents can include resource embeds. At publish time, Dokki only bakes in embedded resources that the public audience can see: resources already published on the same site, or resources with public link access. Private or unpublished embeds become unavailable in the public snapshot and do not leak titles.
For embedded tables, Dokki freezes a public-safe preview rather than leaving the page to fetch live table data.