Hahnbee Lee

Mintlify

Co-Founder

Cornell Design & Tech Initiative

Technical Product Manager

Software Engineer

Duolingo

Tribe Community Platform

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Cornell Rocketry Team

Vera.Zone

- Created 14 components and 2 containers for the first launch of the website using React, JavaScript, and SCSS
- Coded middleware using Redux, Axios, and Express for the corresponding containers

GoodStuff

- Iterated upon frontend using React Native, architected database structures and created APIs using AWS Amplify
- Researched competitors and users to determine key UI features for the MVP
- Expedited communication between developers, designers, and founders by setting up design meetings and creating and delegating tasks

Leidos

- Deployed Storybook which streamlined feedback from the UX to UI team by 50% 
- Redesigned a Identity and Access Management System used by the NGA with React/Redux
- Automated 30% of the front-end deployment process by using Ansible playbooks

Scriyb LLC

Researched AI and blockchain technology, learned patent-writing language, and underwent a provisional patent application for a self-directed learning (SDL) online educational technology.

Research Assistant

Today we're launching something that's been on my mind for a while. The Mintlify OSS Program.

As builders ourselves, Han Wang and I know firsthand that great documentation can make or break an open source project. But let's be real when you're maintaining a project nights and weekends, documentation often gets pushed aside. You're choosing between shipping features and wrestling with documentation infrastructure.

That's why we're offering our PRO plan (normally $300/month) at a 90% discount for non commercial open source projects.

Why 90% off instead of free? A couple reasons.

First, we already have a generous free Hobby tier. Most individual maintainers can get everything they need there. This program is specifically for projects that need to scale beyond that and need advanced features like custom domains, analytics, and more.

Second, the small $30/month helps us ensure we're supporting serious projects that will actually use and benefit from the platform. It's a lightweight filter that keeps the program sustainable and focused on teams who genuinely need these tools.

Open source is the foundation of everything we build. The frameworks we use, the tools that power our workflows, the libraries that save us countless hours they all come from developers who give back to the community.

But too often, amazing projects struggle to gain adoption simply because the docs are hard to navigate or incomplete. Documentation shouldn't be the bottleneck.

We want to help maintainers spend less time on infrastructure and more time building what matters. If you're working on an open source project that meets these criteria

• Not venture backed or revenue funded
• Not owned by a for profit company

We'd love to support you. Check out the link below 👇.

Docs are no longer static reference material - they’re becoming the first line of defense for support.

Users expect instant responses, and every self-serve answer is one less ticket.

That’s why we built the Mintlify Assistant, which now handles 750,000+ user questions every month.

And we just released a series of upgrades to make it even more powerful.

For your users:
- Smarter answer retrieval → 87% boost in user satisfaction with response quality
- Connections to external sources (blogs, pricing, partner docs) for richer answers
- Surface contact info as a fallback when an answer can’t be found

Improving user experience is only half the equation. The other half is to give your team more visibility and control. 

We’ve introduced:
- Analytics to gauge user success at scale
- Conversation drilldowns to uncover what happened
- Spend controls and usage alerts for budget predictability

We’re continuing to push forward in redefining how millions of developers find answers and move faster.

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Developers would live in their IDE if they could.

At Mintlify, we're working to bring the IDE-experience close into your in-browser documentation.

Excited to introduce more customizability like shiki themes, two slash, and ask AI to code blocks! :)

Huge upgrades for code blocks just dropped. 

Mintlify is the easiest way to make code blocks in your documentation feel interactive, functional, and IDE-adjacent. 

What's new: 

- Customizable Shiki themes to match your brand colors and mirror IDEs.
- Twoslash for hover information and catching errors just like in VS Code. 
- 'Ask AI' shortcut embedded right into each code block. 

We're keeping an eye on code block projects raising the bar for good documentation. Try these out and let us know what you think!

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