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Maps the full documentation tree of the Stentorosaur Docusaurus plugin, with task-based and role-based navigation to every doc.

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What this file does

Maps the full documentation tree of the Stentorosaur Docusaurus plugin, with task-based and role-based navigation to every doc.

When to use it

  • Onboarding to the Stentorosaur project
  • Searching for a specific doc by task or role
  • Contributing documentation and needing the structure overview
  • Reviewing documentation completeness before a release

Assumes this stack

DocusaurusMarkdownGitHub Actions

Documentation Guide

Welcome to the Docusaurus Status Plugin (Stentorosaur) documentation! This guide will help you find the information you need.

🚀 Quick Start

New to Stentorosaur? Start here:

  1. README.md - Project overview, features, and installation
  2. QUICKSTART.md - Get your status page running in 5 minutes
  3. CONTRIBUTING.md - Want to contribute? Start here

📚 Documentation Structure

Root-Level Documentation (Start Here)

Essential documentation for all users:

DocumentPurposeWhen to Read
README.mdComplete feature guide, installation, and configurationFirst read for new users
QUICKSTART.md5-minute setup guideWhen you want to get started fast
CONTRIBUTING.mdDevelopment setup and contribution guidelinesBefore contributing code
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdCommunity standardsBefore participating in the project
SECURITY.mdSecurity policy and vulnerability reportingWhen reporting security issues
SUPPORT.mdGetting help and support channelsWhen you need assistance
CHANGELOG.mdVersion history and release notesUpgrading or checking what's new
CLAUDE.mdAI assistant development instructionsUsing Claude Code or GitHub Copilot

/docs Directory - Comprehensive Documentation

Detailed documentation organized by topic:

📖 Reference Documentation

In-depth feature documentation:

🔧 Setup Guides

Advanced deployment and configuration guides:

🏗️ Architecture Documentation

Understanding internal design and structure:

📦 Archive

Historical and legacy documentation:

🎯 Find What You Need

By Task

I want to...

By Role

Developers

  1. QUICKSTART.md - Quick setup
  2. CONTRIBUTING.md - Development workflow
  3. docs/reference/TESTING.md - Testing guidelines
  4. CLAUDE.md - AI-assisted development

DevOps/Platform Engineers

  1. docs/reference/MONITORING_SYSTEM.md - Monitoring setup
  2. docs/setup/ORPHANED_BRANCH_SETUP.md - Branch strategy
  3. docs/reference/NOTIFICATIONS.md - Alert configuration
  4. README.md - GitHub Actions - CI/CD workflows

Site Administrators

  1. README.md - Complete feature overview
  2. docs/reference/CONFIGURATION.md - Configuration options
  3. README.md - Maintenance Tickets - Scheduling maintenance

Architects

  1. docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE-INDEX.md - System design
  2. docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE-SUMMARY.md - High-level overview
  3. docs/archive/UPPTIME_CONFIGURATION_COMPARISON.md - Upptime comparison

🔍 Search Tips

All documentation is in Markdown format and searchable via:

  • GitHub's built-in search - Use the search bar at the top of the repo
  • Command+F / Ctrl+F - Search within individual documents
  • grep - grep -r "search term" docs/

📝 Documentation Standards

All documentation follows these standards:

  • ✅ GitHub-flavored Markdown
  • ✅ Clear hierarchical structure with descriptive headers
  • ✅ Working code examples for all features
  • ✅ Cross-references to related documentation
  • ✅ Version notes for new features (e.g., "v0.5.0+")
  • ✅ Reflects current implementation (v0.14.0)

🆘 Need Help?

If you can't find what you're looking for:

  1. Search Issues - GitHub Issues
  2. Ask in Discussions - GitHub Discussions
  3. Read Support Guide - SUPPORT.md

🤝 Contributing to Documentation

Found an error or want to improve the docs?

  1. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines
  2. Documentation PRs are welcome and appreciated!
  3. All docs should be kept current with the codebase

📦 Version Information

Current Version: v0.14.0 Documentation Last Updated: November 2025 Docusaurus Compatibility: v3.0+ Node.js Requirement: v20.0+

🔗 External Resources


💡 Tip: Bookmark this page for quick access to all documentation!

What's inside

Quick-start links, 4 documentation directories with 15 linked files, 2 navigation tables, 1 search-tips section, 1 standards section

Change this for your project

  • Replace amiable-dev/docusaurus-plugin-stentorosaur with your own GitHub org and repo name
  • Replace @amiable-dev/docusaurus-plugin-stentorosaur with your own npm package name
  • Replace v0.14.0 with your current version number
  • Replace November 2025 with your documentation last-updated date

Where it goes

Save in docs/ or the repository root. Gives agents and new contributors a map of the codebase.

Worth borrowing

  • Role-based navigation tables that map docs to developer, DevOps, admin, and architect personas
  • Task-based 'I want to…' quick-links that skip the table of contents
  • A documentation standards checklist that enforces cross-references and version notes

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