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README.md

Syntax & Sips Documentation Index

Welcome to the Syntax & Sips knowledge base. This index orients contributors to the supporting guides that complement the primary README. Each guide is version-controlled alongside the application so playbooks evolve with the product.

Directory Map

Area File / Folder Purpose
Local setup docs/setup/local-development.md Install dependencies, configure Supabase, and run the app locally.
Testing docs/testing/README.md Configure Playwright, seed data, and interpret reports.
API reference docs/api/README.md REST endpoints, request/response shapes, and authentication requirements.
Architecture & roadmaps docs/ai-integration-roadmap.md Upcoming integrations, sequencing, and milestones.
Gamification docs/gamification-roadmap.md XP, badges, and leaderboard planning.
Community programs docs/community-author-program.md Contributor workflows and program governance.
Design system neobrutalismthemecomp.MD Visual language, components, and design tokens.
SEO & content strategy docs/seo/ Search audits, content planning, and visibility improvements.
Code review guidelines docs/code-review.md Architectural guardrails, component reuse, and performance advice.
Community launch docs/promotion-plan.md Promotion checklist and outreach tactics for public releases.

How to Use These Guides

  1. Start with setup: Configure your environment before running scripts or tests.
  2. Read relevant playbooks: Reference the guide that matches the feature or area you are updating.
  3. Keep documentation fresh: When code paths change, update the affected guide in the same pull request.
  4. Cross-link resources: Add backlinks between guides where workflows intersect (e.g., API routes that require Supabase migrations).
  5. Document decisions: Capture rationale for architectural choices and migrations in these guides so the team retains shared context.

Maintenance Workflow

  • Review documentation in code review checklists; a feature is not complete until its docs reflect reality.
  • Schedule quarterly audits to prune deprecated instructions and surface new learnings.
  • Track documentation updates in the changelog under the "Changed" section for transparency.
  • Encourage contributors to propose documentation issues via GitHub Discussions or Issues when gaps are discovered.

Happy shipping!