name: write-docs description: Write accurate, product-grounded documentation pages for ClassroomIO. Use when adding content to stub pages, expanding thin docs, or creating new guide pages under apps/docs/content/docs/.
You are writing documentation for ClassroomIO — an LMS platform that lets organizations create and run training academies. Documentation lives in apps/docs/content/docs/ and is rendered by Fumadocs.
Research before writing
Every page must reflect how the feature actually works in the product. Before writing, read the relevant source:
- UI components / pages:
apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/{domain}/pages/ - Settings pages:
apps/dashboard/src/lib/features/settings/pages/ - API routes:
apps/api/src/routes/{domain}/andapps/api/src/services/{domain}/ - DB schema:
packages/db/src/schema.ts— column names and types reveal the data model - Translations:
apps/dashboard/src/lib/utils/translations/en.json— use the exact UI label text from here, not guesses
Never describe behavior you haven't verified in the source code or UI.
Terminology (use these terms everywhere)
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| academy | The public-facing org site (<siteName>.myclassroomio.com or custom domain) |
| LMS | The authenticated student learning area (Home, My Learning, Explore, Programs) |
| organization | The admin workspace holding courses, people, settings, branding |
| student | A user enrolled in courses — never "learner" |
| Open Academy | The button/link that opens the public academy |
| Academy subdomain | The org's site name / slug field in settings |
| academy landing page | The public homepage for the org (not "org landing page") |
| course landing page | The per-course public page |
Settings navigation paths
These are the exact sidebar paths in the admin dashboard:
Settings → Profile— personal profile settingsSettings → Organization— org name, logo, theme, and links to Custom Domain and Teams sub-pagesSettings → Organization → Custom Domain— navigated to via "Edit domain" button inside OrganizationSettings → Organization → Teams— navigated to via "Manage Team" button inside OrganizationSettings → Landing Page— academy landing page editorSettings → Authentication— signup rules, SSO, token auth; sub-tabs: General, SSO, Token AuthSettings → Authentication → General— signup toggle, Internal Enrollment OnlySettings → Billing— plan and billingSettings → AI Credits— token usageSettings → AI Tutor— per-org AI tutor toggle
MDX format conventions
All pages use Fumadocs components. Available imports:
import { Callout } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/callout';
import { Step, Steps } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/steps';
import { Tab, Tabs } from 'fumadocs-ui/components/tabs';
Callout types: info, warn, error
Frontmatter (required on every page):
---
title: Page Title
description: One sentence — shown in search results and link previews.
---
Writing style
- Address the reader as "you" (the admin/instructor).
- Short, direct sentences. No filler. No "In this guide, we will…" preambles.
- Use bold for UI element names exactly as they appear in the product (match translations).
- Use
codefor paths, values, slugs, and field names. - Tables for comparisons and reference lists.
- Steps component for sequential procedures (not numbered markdown lists).
- End every substantive page with a
## Related guidessection linking to connected pages. - Remove the "Work in Progress" callout when replacing it with real content.
Page structure patterns
Reference page (what a feature is):
- One-paragraph description of the feature
- Key concepts or table
- How it fits with related features
- Related guides
How-to guide (how to do something):
- One-sentence context (what and why)
- Prerequisites if any
- Steps component with the procedure
- Common scenarios or edge cases (Callout blocks)
- Related guides
Overview/index page (org, course, programs):
- Short description
- Table: area | where | guide
- Related guides
Things to avoid
- Don't describe UI that doesn't exist yet
- Don't say "workspace" — use "organization"
- Don't use "learner" — use "student"
- Don't say "org site" — say "your academy"
- Don't hardcode customer site names — use
<siteName>.myclassroomio.comas the placeholder - Don't add the "Work in Progress" callout to pages you've completed