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Help Center

Everything a self service support site needs: articles organized into categories, with review tracking, attachments and cross links between related answers. The model separates navigation from content, so support teams write while the site structure stays stable. Ship a searchable help center without inventing a schema first.

content types
2
fields
16
sample records
3

Schema

What's inside

Every content type ships pre-configured with typed fields, validation and relationships.

01

Category

A navigation section grouping related help articles.

5 fields

name Text
slug Slug
description Text
icon Image
accent_color Color
02

Article

A single help article with review tracking and related content.

11 fields

title Text
slug Slug
category Reference
excerpt Text
body RichText
video_url Link
attachment File
related_article Reference
last_reviewed Date
status Enum
is_featured Boolean

REST API

Category, as JSON.

Each content type of the blueprint is served by the REST API, with filtering, sorting, search and pagination.

Explore the API docs
GET /v1/resources/category/1 200
{
  "id": 1,
  "status": "published",
  "data": {
    "name": "Getting started with your account",
    "slug": "getting-started-with-your-account",
    "description": "…",
    "icon": { "url": "…" },
    "accent_color": "#2563eb"
  }
}

Sample data

Ships with sample data

Install the blueprint and explore it with realistic example records.

  • Sample

    Getting started with your account

    Featured onboarding article in the Account Basics category, with a walkthrough video.

  • Sample

    Troubleshooting failed payments

    Billing category article with a related link to Updating your payment method.

  • Sample

    Exporting your data

    Published article with an attached CSV template and a recent review date.

Features

Why this blueprint

  • Freshness you can audit A last reviewed date and a needs_review status make stale documentation visible before customers find it.
  • Navigation separated from writing Categories own structure, color and icons, so writers focus on articles while the site layout stays consistent.
  • Answers that link to answers Related article references keep readers inside the help center instead of opening a support ticket.

Use cases

Built for

  • A SaaS support team migrating from scattered docs to a searchable, categorized help center.
  • A product manager pinning featured articles for a new release week.
  • A support lead auditing every article whose review date is older than six months.
  • An agency shipping branded knowledge bases for clients with category accent colors.

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