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Documentation PR Review

Review Tasks:

  • Read and analyze changed files
  • Check MDX syntax and structure compliance
  • Verify content quality standards
  • Validate link integrity
  • Check documentation best practices
  • Provide actionable feedback

Files to Review:

  • plugins/defi/evm.mdx (+1/-1)
  • plugins/defi/solana.mdx (+1/-1)
  • plugins/llm/openrouter.mdx (+0/-36)

Changes Analysis:

  1. evm.mdx:20 - Installation command updated from bun install @elizaos/plugin-evm to elizaos plugins add/plugin-evm
  2. solana.mdx:20 - Installation command updated from bun install @elizaos/plugin-solana to elizaos plugins add/plugin-solana
  3. openrouter.mdx:102-138 - Removed entire "Advanced Features" section (36 lines) containing model routing and provider preferences

Review Results

✅ Compliant Areas:

  • All files have proper YAML frontmatter with title and description
  • No double header issues (no H1 headings in content when frontmatter title exists)
  • Code blocks have proper language tags (bash, typescript, json, env)
  • Consistent second-person voice ("you") throughout
  • Internal links use relative paths and point to existing files
  • No emojis used - good adherence to Mintlify standards
  • Content is clear and concise

⚠️ Issues Found:

  1. Installation Command Syntax (evm.mdx:20, solana.mdx:20):

    • Good: Updated to use elizaos plugins add/plugin-evm instead of bun install
    • ⚠️ Issue: Command syntax add/plugin-evm appears unusual - should this be add plugin-evm or add @elizaos/plugin-evm?
    • Recommendation: Verify this is the correct CLI syntax
  2. Content Removal Without Context (openrouter.mdx:102-138):

    • Issue: Removed entire "Advanced Features" section without explanation
    • Impact: Users lose access to model routing and provider preferences documentation
    • Recommendation: If these features are deprecated, add a note explaining why

🔍 Verification Needed:

  1. Command Syntax: The installation commands show elizaos plugins add/plugin-evm - can you confirm this is the correct syntax? It seems like it should be either:

    • elizaos plugins add plugin-evm
    • elizaos plugins add @elizaos/plugin-evm
  2. Removed Content: The advanced features section contained potentially valuable configuration options. If these features are being removed, consider:

    • Adding a note about deprecation
    • Providing migration guidance
    • Confirming if content should be moved to another location

Overall Assessment

The PR successfully updates installation commands and removes outdated content, but needs clarification on command syntax and rationale for content removal. The changes align with Mintlify standards but may impact user experience without proper context.


@wtfsayo wtfsayo merged commit 1599075 into main Jul 16, 2025
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