Documentation strategy
IssueSuite follows the Diátaxis framework to keep documentation purposeful and scannable.
- Provide a frictionless “Hello IssueSuite” journey via a single tutorial.
- Separate practitioner workflows from maintainer automation.
- Offer authoritative references for CLI commands and configuration keys.
- Capture design intent for long-lived architectural decisions.
Structure
Section titled “Structure”Category | Purpose |
---|---|
Tutorials | Guided learning experiences for newcomers. |
How-to guides | Task-oriented instructions for practitioners. |
Reference | Authoritative, factual resources (CLI, configuration, schemas). |
Explanations | Architectural context, design docs, and philosophy. |
Maintenance tips
Section titled “Maintenance tips”- Keep tutorials linear — each step builds on the previous one without branching.
- Document new features with a how-to first, then add reference entries for new configuration keys.
- Place design decisions, trade-offs, and roadmap notes into explanations or ADRs.
- Update cross-links from the README and site navigation when adding pages.
Consult docs/adrs/index.json
for architecture decision history and keep Next Steps.md
aligned with documentation milestones.