getting-started-guide

To create a Getting Started guide, use a standard MDX template that enforces required frontmatter, document structure, heading styles, and inline linking rules for the repository. This ensures consistent documentation structure across all new platform topics.

A Getting Started guide requires specific frontmatter fields, a standardized heading hierarchy, and inline links to relevant source docs. Following the style-guide rules ensures your guide maintains navigation consistency and passes repository documentation standards.

Use a Getting Started guide template when creating, writing, or filling in stub documentation for a new platform topic. It provides newcomers with a clear, structured starting point and enforces consistency across the repository's getting-started-guides directory.

The best way to ensure consistent style and navigation is to apply an enforced MDX style-guide template. This standardizes document headings, navigation rules, and inline linking across all Getting Started guides in the documentation repository.

Getting Started guides should be placed under the docusaurus/docs/getting-started/getting-started-guides/ directory with a topic-specific filename. This placement ensures proper navigation routing and repository organization for new platform topics.

Yes, you can edit an existing Getting Started guide stub. The skill applies to both creating new topic guides and filling in existing stubs, enforcing the same required frontmatter, document structure, and style guidelines in either case.