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To write tldraw SDK documentation, define the required frontmatter, structure the MDX content for your audience, and align the text with the project's API surface and usage patterns for consistent developer guides.

The best way to structure getting-started guides and API references is to use MDX to organize tutorials and technical references, ensuring content aligns with the tldraw API surface and follows established writing guidelines.

Creating a new documentation article involves identifying the target audience, reviewing related API references, composing the MDX content with required frontmatter, and requesting a review before publication.

Writing guidelines for tldraw developer documentation require using consistent MDX structure, defining necessary frontmatter, aligning content with API examples, and maintaining concise, accurate references to reduce support overhead.

Yes, writing SDK documentation requires defining specific frontmatter in your MDX files to ensure consistent content structure and accurate metadata alignment across all getting-started guides and API references.

Using MDX for content creation allows you to structure interactive tutorials and API references specifically for developers, providing a more maintainable and aligned documentation experience than standard Markdown.