Internal Documentation Overview
Last updated: Jan-30-2026
Caution
These docs are strictly for internal use only. They are only present in the development (docs-dev) and staging domains. There should be no external links to these pages, and links to these pages should not be shared externally. Welcome to Internal Documentation
This internal documentation hub provides comprehensive guides, standards, and resources for our documentation team. Whether you're new to the team or looking for specific procedures, you'll find everything you need to create, maintain, and improve our documentation.
What You'll Find Here
Our internal documentation is organized by the typical workflow journey:
Getting Started
One-time setup for new team members
- Dev Environment Setup Guide - Set up Docker, clone the repo, run the site locally
- Essential Tools - IDE, extensions, Git, Vale linter
Writing Content
Daily reference for authoring
- Custom Markdown Syntax - Transformation widgets, styled boxes, partials, video players
- Content Style Guide - The 10 commandments, UI docs, Console terminology
- Adding Documentation Pages - File creation, menus, SEO, front matter
- Content Creation Guidelines - SDKs, add-ons, video tutorials, code explorers
Review & Publish
Getting content live
- Review and Approval Workflows - JIRA reviews, GitHub PRs, assignees
- PR Previews - Automatic preview deployments for PRs
- Release Notes Management - RN workflow, archives, RSS feeds
Operations
Technical maintenance and tools
- Site Troubleshooting - Docker issues, CI failures, debugging
- Automated Processes - Cursor rules, commands, scripts
- Code Widget Testing - Content renderer validation
Team & Planning
Admin, coordination, analytics
- Content Planning and Coordination - Sprint planning, JIRA management
- External Collaboration Guidelines - Marketing, Subject Matter Experts, deployment freezes
- Advanced Tools - A/B testing, deployment, QlikSense
- FIN Analysis Process - Conversation analysis rota
External Resources
- Cloudinary Docs Style Guide: Cloudinary Tech Content Guidelines
- UI Strings: Cloudinary Microcopy (UI String) Style Guide
- UI Strings GPT: UI String Assistant
Documentation Philosophy
Our documentation follows these core principles:
User-Centered Approach
- Know your audience - Consider the reader's technical level and goals
- Provide practical value - Include actionable examples and clear instructions
- Test everything - Ensure all code examples and procedures work
Quality and Consistency
- Maintain high standards - Follow established style guides and best practices
- Keep content current - Regularly update information to reflect latest features
- Cross-reference effectively - Link related content to improve discoverability
Collaboration and Efficiency
- Document processes - Make workflows transparent and repeatable
- Share knowledge - Ensure information is accessible to the entire team
- Continuously improve - Regularly review and enhance our documentation
Note
This internal documentation uses the same tools, processes, and standards as our external documentation. It's both a resource and a demonstration of our documentation practices.
Important
This documentation is continuously updated. Last major revision: January 2025. If you notice outdated information or have suggestions for improvement, please reach out to the documentation team leads.
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