MachMotion Documentation Platform

This is a local proof-of-concept for the Mach documentation platform. It proves the content architecture from the plan: three separate software generations, a release registry, one shared applicability resolver, reusable content, a sticky Machine Profile, and dedicated AI source surfaces.

Try it

1. Open the Machine Profile panel (bottom-right of any page).
2. Pick a generation (say Mach4) and a release (say Galileo).
3. Visit Configure Motor Homing and Configure Gantry Alignment and watch sections appear or disappear based on your profile.
4. Switch the filter mode (hide / dim / show-all toggle) to compare all three behaviors on the same content.

What this prototype demonstrates

• Separate Mach3 / Mach4 / MachElite generations; releases scoped to each.
• Editions (Pro/Elite) derived from your brand — Elite-only content appears for Elite readers and is hidden for Pro.
• Hardware revisions as coexisting variants (conditional sections and chooser pages).
• Reusable content including a version-ranged shared snippet.
• Machine Profile filtering with all three UX modes.
• AnnotatedImage callouts as data, not pixels.
• A structured parameter reference backed by data.
• AI source surfaces: llms.txt, per-page raw Markdown, a machine-readable catalog, and a pre-chunked corpus export. See AI Source Surfaces.
• Ask Mach: a profile-scoped question-answering proof of concept over these docs. See Ask Mach.
• PDF export: every page has a Download PDF button (it prints the version you see — filtered to your Machine Profile), plus full-manual PDFs: MachPro/MachElite, Mach4, Mach3.

The website is only one output of the content model — the same source feeds the machine audience directly.