Documentation
A documentation model built for product teams: articles organized into ordered sections, with review dates, related links, and a clear lifecycle from draft to deprecated. Ship a docs site that stays accurate as your product evolves.
What's inside
Every content type ships pre-configured with typed fields, validation and relationships.
Article
A single documentation page with ordering, lifecycle status, and cross-references.titleTextrequiredPage title shown in navigation and at the top of the articleslugSlugrequiredURL segment, nested under the section pathsummaryTextoptionalOne-line description used in search results and section indexesbodyRichTextrequiredArticle content with headings, code blocks, images, and calloutssectionReferencerequiredReference to the Section this article lives inorderTextoptionalNumeric sort key within the section, e.g. 10, 20, 30statusEnumrequiredLifecycle state: draft, published, or deprecatedlast_reviewedDateoptionalWhen the content was last verified against the productrelated_articleReferenceoptionalReference to another Article shown as further readingattachmentFileoptionalDownloadable asset such as a sample config or spec sheethide_from_navBooleanoptionalKeeps the page reachable by URL but out of the sidebarSection
A top-level grouping that drives the docs sidebar and section landing pages.nameTextrequiredSection label shown in the sidebar, e.g. Getting StartedslugSlugrequiredURL segment that prefixes article paths in this sectiondescriptionTextoptionalIntro sentence shown on the section landing pageorderTextoptionalNumeric sort key controlling sidebar positioniconImageoptionalSmall icon displayed next to the section nameShips with sample data
Install the blueprint and explore it with realistic example records.
A published article in the Getting Started section with code blocks and a related link
The first sidebar section, ordered ahead of Guides and Reference
A reference article with an attached sample config and a recent review date
Why this blueprint
Sections and ordered articles generate the sidebar automatically, so restructuring docs never requires a code change.
Status and last-reviewed fields make stale pages easy to find and give readers confidence the docs match the product.
Related-article references and downloadable attachments turn isolated pages into a browsable knowledge base.
Built for
- A product team maintaining user guides that must track every release
- A platform team publishing API and integration docs alongside sample files
- A support organization moving tribal knowledge into a searchable public knowledge base
- An open source project structuring guides, references, and tutorials in one place
Start with the Documentation blueprint
Install it in one click, explore the sample data, then adapt every field to your needs.