How to contribute
If you use GitHub, open a pull request. If not, use the submission form. Both end up in the same repository. Content is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 and code is MIT.
Option 1: pull request
Section titled “Option 1: pull request”- Fork the repo and copy
templates/article.md(templates/bot.mdfor Bot cards,templates/template.mdfor templates). - Put it at
src/content/docs/en/<section>/<slug>.md. - Open a pull request. Writing in just one language is fine; maintainers add the other.
- CI checks frontmatter, the build and links.
- Once merged, it deploys automatically with your name at the top and “Edit page” at the bottom.
Option 2: submission form
Section titled “Option 2: submission form”Prefer not to use Git? Submit here. The form creates a GitHub issue and maintainers publish it under your name.
Content grades
Section titled “Content grades”| Label | Meaning | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| From official docs | Based on docs.x.ai and other official sources | Every fact links to the official source |
| Community tested | The author ran it | State the test date, plan tier and apps used |
| Opinion / review | Personal judgment | Clearly marked as opinion |
Review criteria
Section titled “Review criteria”- Tested by the author (required for recipes, Bot cards and templates)
- Permission settings and usage notes included
- No emails, customer names or tokens in screenshots
- Not a duplicate of existing content
- If based on someone else’s work, substantially rewritten and listed in
sources
Maintainers aim to respond within 72 hours.
Re-verification
Section titled “Re-verification”Every page has a last_verified date. After 60 days it is flagged for re-verification; anyone can rerun the steps, update the date and open a pull request.
Credit
Section titled “Credit”- Your name at the top of the page, linked to your GitHub
- The contributor wall on the homepage (add yourself to
src/data/contributors.yaml)