# Meet Elva: The API Management Platform That Makes Your APIs Agent-Ready

Elva is Theneo's API management platform that helps teams catalog, manage, and expose their APIs to AI agents with production-grade MCP servers.

## Featured posts

### [How to Review Documentation Before Publishing (Without Git)](/content/blog/how-to-review-documentation-before-publishing-without-git/index.html)
Learn how to review documentation before publishing using branches, approvals, previews, and side-by-side diffs — without Git. Prevent mistakes, improve collaboration.

### [How to Localize Your API Documentation for a Global Audience](/content/blog/how-to-localize-your-api-documentation-for-a-global-audience/index.html)
Documentation localization adapts your docs for other languages and regions, not just translating words. Here's how it drives adoption, international SEO, and AI visibility, plus how to localize your docs in Theneo.

### [How to Turn Your API into an MCP Server - Straight From Your OpenAPI Spec (No Code)](/content/blog/how-to-turn-your-api-into-an-mcp-server-straight-from-your-openapi-spec-no-code/index.html)
AI agents reach APIs through MCP. Here's how to generate an MCP server straight from your OpenAPI spec, expose only the tools you want, and keep them aligned.

### [Why API Specs Break AI Agents and How to Fix Them Before MCP Launch](/content/blog/why-api-specs-break-ai-agents-mcp-launch/index.html)
A technically valid OpenAPI spec still breaks AI agents when it's missing intent, examples, auth context, and error recovery. Here's how to make your API spec MCP-ready — step by step.

## Industry Insights

### [How to Find Undocumented API Endpoints in Your Codebase](/content/blog/undocumented-api-endpoints/index.html)
Your spec says one number, your gateway says another, and a grep says a third. Why the endpoints nobody documented became a governance problem, and the four questions any API inventory has to answer.

### [Real-Time Collaborative Editing for API Documentation: How Teams Stop Overwriting Each Other](/content/blog/real-time-collaborative-editing-for-api-documentation/index.html)
Why documentation edits get overwritten, how concurrent editing actually works, and how Theneo, Mintlify, GitBook and Redocly differ on collaboration.

### [Best API Documentation Platform for Startups: From YC to Enterprise](/content/blog/best-api-documentation-platform-for-startups/index.html)
A startup program open to eligible early-stage teams, a free year for recent Y Combinator companies, free for open source, and the same platform Ticketmaster, Corgi, FIS and thousands of companies run on.

## Theneo Releases

### [How to Configure llms-full.txt and Markdown Export for API Documentation in Theneo](/content/blog/configure-llms-full-txt-markdown-export-theneo/index.html)
Configure llms-full.txt and Markdown Export in Theneo, then validate coverage, freshness, structure, safety, and AI-readiness without overclaiming visibility.

### [How to Create User Guides and Tutorials in Theneo](/content/blog/how-to-create-user-guides-and-tutorials-in-theneo/index.html)
Learn how to create user guides and tutorials in Theneo using structured sections, the visual editor, Markdown workflows, and guide-friendly templates.

### [Overcoming Launch Hurdles: How Theneo 3.0 Became Product Hunt's #1 Developer Tool 🚀](/content/blog/overcoming-launch-hurdles-how-theneo-3-0-became-product-hunts-1-developer-tool/index.html)
Launching Theneo 3.0 on Product Hunt was a journey filled with excitement, unexpected hurdles, and eye-opening revelations. As our second launch on the platform, we were eager to showcase the latest advancements of our API documentation tool to the world. Along the way, we faced challenges that tested our resilience and highlighted issues within the industry that we believe need addressing.

### [Theneo Secures Strategic Investments to Transform API Documentation with AI-Driven Technology](/content/blog/investment-announcement/index.html)
Theneo secures major funding for AI-driven API documentation platform, redefining industry norms.
