Accessibility Standard
Accessibility requirements for documentation content and media.
Accessibility requirements for documentation content and media.
Evidence-first rules and governance controls for AI-assisted documentation authoring.
Rules for secure, testable, and maintainable code examples.
Rules for planning, reviewing, deprecating, and archiving content.
GitHub Actions quality gates for documentation changes before merge.
Rules for accessible, maintainable, and validated diagrams.
Governed automation model for impact analysis, draft generation, graph updates, and future integrations.
Typed dependency relationships across modules, services, APIs, events, databases, UI, processes, operations, and architecture.
Graph model connecting documentation pages to modules, services, APIs, events, data, UI, architecture, and operations.
Accountability model for business, technical, service, documentation, review, approval, and support ownership.
Scheduled and event-driven review requirements for documentation quality, architecture, security, releases, RC, and GA.
Search indexing, facets, ranking, visibility, and query-intent guidance for enterprise documentation.
Entry point for documentation standards, governance rules, and authoring guidance.
Controlled documentation workflow states from planned through archived.
Release-candidate, GA, major-version, breaking-change, migration, and archived-documentation versioning guidance.
Access classifications for public, customer, partner, internal, and restricted documentation.
Evidence-first workflow from documentation planning through drafting, review, publication, maintenance, deprecation, and archival.
Governance model for metadata, taxonomy, ownership, lifecycle, dependencies, search, automation, and AI-assisted authoring.
Content classifications for concepts, explanations, tutorials, how-to guides, reference, architecture, operations, and product artifacts.
Metadata schema and controlled values for documentation pages.
Governance for generated, hybrid, automated, and AI-assisted content.
Rules for durable internal, external, and cross-reference links.
Canonical core, ownership, source, lifecycle, relationship, version, and discovery metadata for documentation pages.
Naming rules for files, folders, identifiers, headings, and assets.
Required and optional sections for documentation pages.
Ownership, reviewer, approval, and Definition of Done requirements.
Rules for safe, current, and accessible screenshots.
Classification and prevention rules for secrets and sensitive information.
Local documentation validation commands, behavior, and contributor workflow.
Rules for clear, consistent, and maintainable documentation.