The original Issue #2 (“Write a clear documentation for the whole project…”) was intentionally broad.
Now that the README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md have been improved and merged, we want to clarify and expand the documentation expectations for this project.
This issue replaces and supersedes #2, which will be closed in favor of this more concrete scope.
Create a structured, user-facing documentation website that helps new and existing users understand, install, and effectively use the project.
The documentation should go beyond the README and serve as the primary reference for users.
Documentation should live in a dedicated docs/ setup and be organized clearly.
Suggested sections (can be refined during implementation):
Introduction
What the project does
Core concepts / mental model
Installation
Prerequisites
Setup steps
Quickstart
Minimal working example
Usage Guides
Common workflows
Configuration options
FAQ / Troubleshooting
Contribution / Development Notes (optional cross-links)
Technical Expectations
Documentation should be written in Markdown
Use a documentation framework (e.g., Docusaurus or equivalent) so that the docs render as a real website
Docs should be version-controlled and live alongside the codebase
Navigation (sidebar / sections) should be clear and intuitive
The original Issue #2 (“Write a clear documentation for the whole project…”) was intentionally broad.
Now that the README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md have been improved and merged, we want to clarify and expand the documentation expectations for this project.
This issue replaces and supersedes #2, which will be closed in favor of this more concrete scope.
Create a structured, user-facing documentation website that helps new and existing users understand, install, and effectively use the project.
The documentation should go beyond the README and serve as the primary reference for users.
Documentation should live in a dedicated docs/ setup and be organized clearly.
Suggested sections (can be refined during implementation):
Introduction
What the project does
Core concepts / mental model
Installation
Prerequisites
Setup steps
Quickstart
Minimal working example
Usage Guides
Common workflows
Configuration options
FAQ / Troubleshooting
Contribution / Development Notes (optional cross-links)
Technical Expectations
Documentation should be written in Markdown
Use a documentation framework (e.g., Docusaurus or equivalent) so that the docs render as a real website
Docs should be version-controlled and live alongside the codebase
Navigation (sidebar / sections) should be clear and intuitive