🎁 Donation Proposal: Complete Documentation Site for AIOS

[bychrisr]

Which repository does this idea relate to?

aios-core (Core Framework)

Describe your idea

Hi AIOS Team! 👋

I'm @bychrisr (Christian). I built a comprehensive documentation site for AIOS because I wanted to learn the framework but found navigating between markdown files really challenging. I'm neurodivergent (ASD + ADHD), so I need visual, structured content to learn effectively. That's why I created this site with search, navigation, and practical playbooks — it's how I learn best.

Now I want to donate the entire project to the AIOS community.

🌐 What I Built

Live Site: https://docs.synkraaios.site
Repository: https://github.com/bychrisr/aios-docs

Key Features:

• ✅ 123 MDX pages — Technical docs auto-synced from aios-core + practical playbooks
• ✅ 3 languages — Portuguese (default), English, Spanish
• ✅ Instant search — Pagefind with 7,712 words indexed
• ✅ Auto-sync — GitHub Actions mirrors your docs daily (ZERO extra work for you)
• ✅ Modern stack — Nextra 4 + Next.js 15 (used by Next.js, React, Tailwind docs)
• ✅ Professional design — Responsive, dark mode, LaTeX, Mermaid diagrams

🤖 How Auto-Sync Works (Zero Maintenance)

The magic: GitHub Actions runs daily at 6:00 UTC

aios-core/docs/*.md (YOUR REPO)
        ↓ Daily sync
GitHub Actions converts MD → MDX
        ↓ Auto-commit
Vercel builds & deploys
        ↓ Live in 2 minutes
docs.synkraaios.site

What this means:

• You keep editing aios-core/docs/*.md as you do today
• Changes appear on the site within 24 hours (automatic)
• Zero extra work on your side
• No need to learn Nextra or MDX

📦 Content Structure

docs/          🔄 AUTO-SYNCED from aios-core (your existing docs)
├── guides/    # Getting started, agent activation
├── agents/    # Complete reference for all 13 agents
├── workflows/ # SDC, QA Loop, Spec Pipeline
└── architecture/

playbook/      ✍️ ORIGINAL content (practical guides I wrote)
├── getting-started/  # Quick start, 60-min onboarding
├── workflows/        # Sprint planning, PR workflow
├── commands/         # Command reference
└── trails/          # Role-based learning paths

Full transparency:

• docs/ = Your documentation (auto-mirrored, zero work for you)
• playbook/ = Practical guides I wrote (can be modified/removed)

🎁 What I'm Offering

Option A: Transfer Repository to SynkraAI (Recommended)

Why separate repo makes sense:

• ✅ Keeps aios-core lean (no Next.js dependencies, no build complexity)
• ✅ Your workflow unchanged (keep editing .md files in aios-core)
• ✅ Auto-sync handles everything (GitHub Actions + Vercel)
• ✅ Examples: React, Next.js, Vercel all have separate docs repos

What I'll transfer:

1. Full GitHub repo: bychrisr/aios-docs → SynkraAI/aios-docs
2. Domain: docs.synkraaios.site (or help redirect to your domain)
3. Vercel project (auto-deploy configured)
4. Complete documentation + 1 week transition support

What you get:

• Professional docs site with zero maintenance
• Working CI/CD pipeline
• Full ownership and control

Option B: Official Fork
You fork my repo as official docs, I keep mine as upstream

Option C: Community Reference
I maintain independently, you just link to it from aios-core

My preference: Option A (clean separation, like industry standard)

🤔 Why I'm Doing This

Full transparency:

AIOS is free and gave me tremendous value. As someone neurodivergent, I learn differently — I need structure, visuals, and step-by-step guides. Navigating between markdown files doesn't work for my brain. So I built this site the way I needed to learn: instant search, clear navigation, visual hierarchy, and practical playbooks.

It worked! Now I understand AIOS deeply. I want to give back what AIOS gave me, especially for others who learn like I do.

What I'm NOT asking for:

• ❌ Money or compensation
• ❌ Maintainer status (unless you want me)
• ❌ Control over technical docs (that's yours)

What I AM asking for:

• ✅ Credits preserved (footer: "Built by @bychrisr")
• ✅ Keep the playbooks I wrote (or modify as needed)
• ✅ 1 week transition support
• ✅ Your honest feedback

📸 Screenshots

1. 01-homepage.png — Professional homepage

2. **02-search-demo.png** — Instant search in action 3. **03-language-switcher.png** — 3-language support 4. **04-agent-page.png** — Agent documentation 5. **05-workflow-mermaid.png** — Visual workflows 6. **06-mobile-responsive.png** — Mobile-first design

Use Case

Use Case

Problem it solves:
As a neurodivergent developer learning AIOS, navigating between markdown files in a repo is overwhelming. I needed:

• Instant search across all documentation
• Clear visual hierarchy and navigation
• Step-by-step practical guides (playbooks)
• Multi-language support for diverse community

Who benefits:

1. New AIOS users — Easier onboarding with structured learning
2. Neurodivergent developers — Visual, searchable, structured content
3. Non-English speakers — 3 languages (PT/EN/ES) with more possible
4. AIOS team — Professional docs site with ZERO maintenance (auto-synced)

Real-world scenario:

Developer finds AIOS → Visits docs site → Searches "how to create story"
→ Finds guide instantly → Follows step-by-step playbook → Successfully implements

Instead of:

Developer finds AIOS → Clones repo → Searches through files → Gets lost
→ Gives up or asks in Discord

Alternatives Considered

Alternatives Considered

Alternative 1: Keep docs in aios-core repo

Pros: Everything in one place
Cons:

• Adds build complexity (Next.js + Pagefind to framework repo)
• Mixed concerns (code + documentation tooling)
• No auto-sync (manual duplication)

Alternative 2: Use ReadTheDocs or GitBook

Pros: Established platforms
Cons:

• Less customization
• No GitHub Actions auto-sync from your repo
• Migration effort from current setup
• Less modern (no React-based features)

Alternative 3: Keep independent (current workaround)

Pros: No commitment from AIOS team
Cons:

• Less visibility (not official)
• I can't maintain long-term as AIOS evolves
• Community fragmentation (unofficial vs official)

Why my solution is better:

• ✅ Separate repo keeps aios-core lean (like React, Next.js, Vercel do)
• ✅ Auto-sync means zero extra work for your team
• ✅ Modern stack (Nextra 4) used by major projects
• ✅ Already built, tested, and working
• ✅ Full transfer = community ownership

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Would you be willing to contribute?

✅ I would be interested in implementing this feature
(Already implemented! Just needs transfer/acceptance)

✅ I can help with documentation
(The documentation IS the feature, and I'll provide transition support)

✅ I can help with testing
(Site is live and tested, happy to help validate post-transfer)

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Questions for Discussion

1. Does AIOS want an official documentation site? (separate repo, auto-synced)
2. Is the auto-sync approach acceptable? (your docs stay in aios-core, mirrored daily)
3. Is Nextra 4 an acceptable stack? (industry standard for docs sites)
4. Would you prefer transfer (Option A), fork (Option B), or reference (Option C)?
5. Any concerns about the playbook content I wrote? (happy to revise or remove)
6. What's missing that you'd want to see?

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Let's discuss! I'm flexible and want to help the community. 🚀

Built with ❤️ by @bychrisr
Ready to donate for giving back to AIOS 🎁

Would you be willing to contribute?

• I would be interested in implementing this feature
• I can help with documentation
• I can help with testing

[pratikrath126]

Thanks for the suggestion! It might be helpful to describe the use case in more detail or link to similar implementations in other tools. Have you checked if a plugin or extension already supports this?