The use case: how Maple Finance deploys GitBook
Maple Finance uses GitBook to host partner integration documentation, including step-by-step guides with live code snippets for GraphQL endpoints and smart contracts. Partners access the docs inside their IDEs through GitBook's MCP server integration, and updates to contracts and API endpoints are reflected automatically.
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With its flagship products — syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT — the company has grown its assets under management from $500 million to over $4 billion in the past year.
In the customer’s words
We believe our documentation is becoming a differentiator, and partners appreciate how straightforward our integration process is.Other companies using GitBook
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Using GitBook’s automatic MCP server integration, Maple made it effortless for partners to access technical specs directly inside their IDEs.