sneg55/abstract-docs

Abstract Docs is the public source code behind the developer documentation for Abstract, a platform you can read about at docs.abs.xyz. Think of it as the instruction manual that developers consult when they want to build applications on top of Abstract. Instead of just being a static website, the guides, references, and tutorials are all written as code files stored in this repository, which then get rendered into a polished website. The documentation itself is built using a tool called Mintlify, which is a service designed specifically for creating clean, modern developer docs. Anyone who wants to preview or contribute to the documentation can download the files from GitHub, install the Mintlify tool on their computer, and run a local development server. This lets them see exactly how their changes will look on the live site before anything goes public. The primary audience for this repository includes technical writers, developer advocates, and developers who use the Abstract platform. For example, if a developer wants to integrate Abstract into their app and finds that a guide is missing a step or has an error, they can use this repository to fix the documentation themselves and submit that update for review. It is essentially a community-driven way to keep the platform's manuals accurate and helpful. Because the repository is licensed under MIT, anyone is free to reuse or adapt the content. The README does not go into detail about what the Abstract platform actually does or what specific features the documentation covers, so you would need to visit the live site for that context. The repository itself is purely focused on how the documentation is maintained and published.