Contribute to the docs
Everything you need to contribute to the documentation starts here. Pick the path that matches what you're trying to do — each one routes you to the canonical guide for that task, so there's only ever one place to look.
Author a new page or edit an existing one: repo layout, MDX authoring, frontmatter, the manifest pipeline, and the review / PR process.
Bring a new source repository into the docs pipeline: audit, triage, content-needs matrix, standards, nav integration, and first generation.
Document code at the source with TSDoc / Godoc / OpenAPI tags so the pipeline can extract it. Per-language standards with compliant examples.
Not sure which path?
- Editing words on a page that already exists → Write or improve a doc page.
- A repo's code isn't represented in the docs at all yet → Onboard a new source repo.
- You want your functions, types, or endpoints to appear in the generated reference → Add inline doc tags to your code.
Templates & standards
Starter templates, required sections, and the gold-standard examples for both AI-assisted and human authoring live alongside the doc-standards:
- Doc-standards & gold-standard examples — required fields, voice/tone, and worked examples: CLAUDE.md doc-standards
- Inline tag standards by language:
This hub is the one entrypoint for contributing. If you create new contributor-facing guidance, link it here (or fold it in) rather than starting a parallel guide — that's how the docs stay findable.