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geti-docs-update

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Update documentation (READMEs, application docs, or inline docstrings) to reflect changes, fixes, or new features. Use when a PR modifies behavior that should be documented for users or developers.

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    Use clear, concrete wording.

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    When you change how Geti is installed or run, update application/docs/install.md first, then reconcile the two READMEs so they do not drift.

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    When installation or runtime behavior changes, edit application/docs/install.md first and reconcile README.md and application/README.md in …

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    If a change affects multiple areas (e.g., Backend and UI), ensure documentation reflects the end-to-end impact.

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SKILL.md

Geti Documentation Update

Quick Start

  • Identify affected documentation: README.md, application/README.md, application/docs/*.md, libraries/getitune/README.md, libraries/getitune/docs/design/*.md, or docstrings.
  • Use clear, concrete wording. Avoid vague or marketing-heavy language.

Where Documentation Lives

  • README.md (root): project overview and the shortest possible quick-start. Lists install options and the most basic case, then links to application/docs/install.md for advanced instructions. Do not duplicate detailed steps here.
  • application/README.md: application overview and entry point. Summarises the install options and links to the installation guide; it does not repeat the detailed steps.
  • application/docs/install.md: single source of truth for installing and running the application (Windows MSIX app, Docker with pre-built or self-built images, install script, and run-from-source for development), plus prerequisites, accelerator support, TLS/TURN, and air-gapped setup. Add or change installation steps here first.
  • application/docs/upgrade.md: upgrading an existing installation, data migration, and rollback.
  • application/docs/: Markdown docs for the application (API, pipeline, jobs, dataset import/export, models, quantization).
  • libraries/getitune/README.md: overview and quick-start for the getitune library.
  • libraries/getitune/docs/design/: design notes for the library.

Detailed user-facing library guides are not in this repo — they live on the documentation website (https://docs.geti.intel.com/docs/user-guide/library/). If a change needs them updated, flag it in the PR instead of adding new docs under libraries/getitune/docs/.

Installation Docs (install-guide-first)

Installation docs follow an install-guide-first model:

  • application/docs/install.md is authoritative and detailed — it documents every install scenario.
  • The root README.md, application/README.md, and the public docs website (https://docs.geti.intel.com) show only the basic case and link to application/docs/install.md for advanced scenarios.
  • When you change how Geti is installed or run, update application/docs/install.md first, then reconcile the two READMEs so they do not drift. The docs website lives outside this repo and may also need updating — flag it in the PR.

Workflow

  1. Analyze Changes: Review the code changes or fixes to determine what needs to be documented.
  2. Locate Docs: Find the relevant documentation files:
    • Installation/runtime steps: application/docs/install.md (then reconcile README.md and application/README.md).
    • Upgrade/migration steps: application/docs/upgrade.md.
    • Application features/API/pipeline: application/docs/.
    • Library user-facing features: libraries/getitune/README.md (deeper guides live on the docs website).
    • Library design notes: libraries/getitune/docs/design/ or inline docstrings.
  3. Draft Updates: Apply the documentation changes, matching the existing style and tone.
  4. Verify:
    • For Markdown: Ensure formatting is consistent and internal links resolve to files that exist.

Style Guidelines

  • Use active voice and concrete examples.
  • Match the existing frequency of comments and documentation.
  • Ensure all technical terms match the actual implementation.

Coordination Notes

  • When installation or runtime behavior changes, edit application/docs/install.md first and reconcile README.md and application/README.md in the same PR.
  • If a change affects multiple areas (e.g., Backend and UI), ensure documentation reflects the end-to-end impact.

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