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Documentation Structure Guide

This guide explains the new documentation structure and how to navigate it effectively.

🎯 New Structure Overview​

The documentation has been completely reorganized to provide a better user experience with clear navigation paths for different user types.

Key Improvements​

  • βœ… User-centric organization - Based on user roles and tasks
  • βœ… Logical flow - From setup to advanced usage
  • βœ… Easy discovery - Important docs prominently featured
  • βœ… Maintainable structure - Clear ownership and update paths
  • βœ… Mobile-friendly - Works well on all devices

πŸ—‚οΈ Documentation Sections​

πŸš€ Getting Started​

Purpose: Quick onboarding for new users

πŸ—οΈ Architecture & Design​

Purpose: System design and technical architecture

πŸ”— API Documentation​

Purpose: Technical integration and API reference

πŸ‘₯ User Guides​

Purpose: Step-by-step instructions for end users

πŸ› οΈ Development​

Purpose: Development setup and deployment

πŸ€– AI System​

Purpose: AI agent configuration and management

πŸ’³ Wallet & Payments​

Purpose: Payment system integration and usage

πŸ”„ Ecosystem Integration​

Purpose: Cross-platform integration and features

πŸ“Š Analytics & Monitoring​

Purpose: Performance monitoring and analytics

πŸ—ΊοΈ Roadmap & Future​

Purpose: Future development and planning

🧭 Navigation Tips​

For New Users​

  1. Start with the Introduction for a complete overview
  2. Follow the Quick Setup Guide for your role
  3. Use User Guides for detailed instructions

For Developers​

  1. Review Architecture Overview for system design
  2. Check API Documentation for integration
  3. Follow Development Setup for local environment

For Administrators​

  1. Start with Backoffice Guide
  2. Review Environment Management
  3. Check Deployment Guide for production setup

πŸ” Finding Information​

Search Strategy​

  • Use the search bar at the top of the documentation
  • Browse by category using the sidebar navigation
  • Check cross-references within documents for related information

Common Tasks​

πŸ“ Contributing to Documentation​

File Organization​

  • Each section has its own directory
  • Files are named descriptively
  • Cross-references use relative paths

Update Guidelines​

  • Keep cross-references up to date
  • Use consistent formatting
  • Test all links before committing
  • Follow the established structure

This structure is designed to grow with the project. New sections can be added as needed, and existing sections can be expanded.