Skip to content

Support

Arte edited this page Dec 18, 2025 · 1 revision

Documentation Update Summary

Date: December 18, 2025
Status: ✅ Complete
Build Status: ✅ Passing (1.73s)

Overview

Comprehensive documentation system has been created for the Deep Learning Protocol project, including an updated README, detailed wiki pages, and contribution guidelines.


📄 Files Updated & Created

1. README.md (UPDATED)

  • Location: /workspaces/DeepLearningProtocol/README.md
  • Changes:
    • Added navigation links to wiki and documentation
    • Reorganized with quick navigation section
    • Added CI/CD badge
    • Enhanced Features section with more detail
    • Updated Architecture section with component descriptions
    • Added Development section with clear instructions
    • Improved FAQ with 6 core questions
    • Added Documentation section with links to all guides
    • Added Contributing link

Key Sections Added:

  • Quick Navigation (top)
  • CI/CD Status Badge
  • Enhanced Architecture Overview
  • Project Structure Diagram
  • Development Guide
  • FAQ Reorganized
  • Documentation Index

2. /docs Folder (NEW - 6 Files)

2.1 Getting-Started.md (3.8 KB)

Purpose: 5-minute onboarding guide

Content:

  • Prerequisites (.NET 10.0 SDK)
  • Installation steps
  • Build, test, run commands
  • VS Code setup guide
  • First interaction walkthrough
  • Project structure explanation
  • Code understanding basics
  • FAQ for beginners
  • Next steps

Audience: New users, developers, beginners


2.2 Architecture.md (9.2 KB)

Purpose: Complete system design documentation

Content:

  • System overview with ASCII diagram
  • 7 component descriptions:
    • Program Class (UI)
    • AbstractCore (Processing)
    • IStateInterface (State)
    • IAimInterface (Goals)
    • IDepthInterface (Depth)
    • DataLossPrevention (DLP)
    • DeepLearningProtocol (Orchestrator)
  • Data flow scenarios
  • Interface hierarchy diagram
  • Execution flow diagram
  • Design patterns (4 patterns)
  • State management details
  • Extension points
  • Performance considerations

Audience: Developers, architects, contributors

Code References: All with line numbers


2.3 Testing.md (7.5 KB)

Purpose: Comprehensive testing guide

Content:

  • Test suite overview (7 tests)
  • Running tests (all, specific, coverage)
  • Test details:
    • GetCurrentState_ReturnsInitialState
    • UpdateState_ChangesCurrentState
    • SetAim_UpdatesAimAndState
    • PursueAim_ReturnsCoreResultWithAim
    • ProcessAtDepth_AppliesCorrectDepth
    • ExecuteProtocol_FullFlow
  • Test categories (4 types)
  • Writing new tests (template & examples)
  • XUnit assertions reference
  • Best practices (do's & don'ts)
  • Debugging tests
  • CI/CD integration
  • Coverage tracking
  • Troubleshooting
  • Performance testing

Audience: Test writers, QA, developers


2.4 DLP-Guide.md (10.1 KB)

Purpose: Data Loss Prevention deep dive

Content:

  • DLP concept explanation
  • Core detection rules:
    1. Image file extensions (.png, .jpg, .jpeg)
    2. Image data URIs (base64, data:image/)
    3. Keyword detection ("meme")
    4. Large payload detection (>200 chars, single line)
  • Backup mechanism detailed
  • 5 real-world scenarios
  • Implementation code walkthrough
  • Using DLP in code
  • Configuration options
  • Best practices
  • Testing DLP
  • FAQ (6 questions)

Audience: Users, security-focused developers, architects


2.5 Wiki-Home.md (4.2 KB)

Purpose: GitHub Wiki landing page

Content:

  • Quick navigation by role
  • System architecture diagram
  • Commands reference
  • Documentation structure
  • Common questions (6 Q&A)
  • Use cases (4 scenarios)
  • External links
  • Page index
  • Contributing options
  • Project status

Audience: Wiki visitors, all roles


2.6 Wiki-Setup.md (5.8 KB)

Purpose: Guide for setting up GitHub Wiki

Content:

  • What is GitHub Wiki explained
  • Step-by-step setup (5 steps):
    1. Enable Wiki in Settings
    2. Access the Wiki
    3. Add pages (2 methods)
    4. Create navigation
    5. Create Home page
  • Pages included (4 pages)
  • Linking syntax
  • Managing wiki content
  • Best practices
  • Syncing with repository
  • Troubleshooting (3 common issues)
  • Integration with project docs
  • Example: Adding new feature
  • FAQ (6 questions)

Audience: Project maintainers, wiki administrators


3. CONTRIBUTING.md (NEW)

Location: /workspaces/DeepLearningProtocol/CONTRIBUTING.md Size: 9.3 KB

Content:

  • Code of Conduct
  • Getting started (Prerequisites, setup, verification)
  • Types of contributions (Bug reports, Features, Code, Docs, Testing)
  • Development workflow (10 detailed steps):
    1. Fork repository
    2. Create feature branch
    3. Make changes
    4. Add tests
    5. Verify changes
    6. Commit with messages
    7. Push to fork
    8. Create pull request
    9. Respond to review
    10. Merge
  • Code style guide
    • Naming conventions
    • Documentation standards
    • File structure
  • Testing requirements
  • Documentation requirements
  • Security reporting
  • Support resources
  • Roadmap
  • Recognition
  • License
  • Quick reference
  • Common commands

Audience: Contributors, maintainers, developers


📊 Documentation Statistics

File Size Type Purpose
README.md Updated Marketing Project overview & quick start
Getting-Started.md 3.8 KB Guide 5-minute onboarding
Architecture.md 9.2 KB Technical System design deep-dive
Testing.md 7.5 KB Technical Test suite documentation
DLP-Guide.md 10.1 KB Technical Data protection explained
Wiki-Home.md 4.2 KB Navigation Wiki landing page
Wiki-Setup.md 5.8 KB Process Wiki setup instructions
CONTRIBUTING.md 9.3 KB Process Contribution guidelines
Total 49.9 KB 8 files Complete documentation

🎯 Coverage by Topic

Getting Started

  • ✅ Installation & prerequisites
  • ✅ Build & run commands
  • ✅ VS Code integration
  • ✅ First interaction guide
  • ✅ Project structure overview

Architecture & Design

  • ✅ System overview with diagrams
  • ✅ 7 components documented
  • ✅ Data flow walkthrough
  • ✅ Interface hierarchy
  • ✅ Design patterns explained
  • ✅ Extension points identified

Features

  • ✅ DLP (Data Loss Prevention) comprehensive guide
  • ✅ Detection rules with examples
  • ✅ Backup & recovery mechanism
  • ✅ Real-world scenarios

Development

  • ✅ Testing guide (7 tests documented)
  • ✅ Writing new tests
  • ✅ XUnit assertions reference
  • ✅ Code style guide
  • ✅ Contributing workflow (10 steps)
  • ✅ PR process explained

CI/CD

  • ✅ GitHub Actions workflow linked
  • ✅ Build & test automation
  • ✅ Coverage tracking

FAQ

  • ✅ 20+ common questions answered
  • ✅ Distributed across docs for context

🚀 GitHub Wiki Setup (Manual Steps Required)

The wiki markdown files are ready in /docs. To activate on GitHub:

Quick Setup (5 minutes)

  1. Go to Repository Settings

    • Navigate to: https://github.com/quickattach0-tech/DeepLearningProtocol/settings
    • Verify Wiki is enabled under Features
  2. Create Wiki Pages

    • Click Wiki tab in repository
    • Click New Page
    • Title: "Getting Started"
    • Content: Copy from docs/Getting-Started.md
    • Save
    • Repeat for: Architecture, Testing, DLP-Guide
  3. Create Navigation (_Sidebar)

    • New Page
    • Title: _Sidebar
    • Content: See docs/Wiki-Setup.md for template
    • Save
  4. Edit Home Page

    • Click Home in Wiki
    • Click Edit
    • Use content from docs/Wiki-Home.md
    • Save
  5. Verify

    • Click Wiki tab
    • Should see all pages with sidebar navigation

Full instructions: See docs/Wiki-Setup.md


🏗️ Documentation Hierarchy

README.md (Project Overview)
    ↓
    ├─ Quick Start & FAQ
    ├─ Architecture Overview
    └─ Links to Full Docs
        ↓
        ├─ /docs/Getting-Started.md
        │  └─ Onboarding guide
        │
        ├─ /docs/Architecture.md
        │  └─ System design
        │
        ├─ /docs/Testing.md
        │  └─ Test suite
        │
        ├─ /docs/DLP-Guide.md
        │  └─ Data protection
        │
        ├─ /docs/Wiki-Setup.md
        │  └─ Wiki management
        │
        ├─ CONTRIBUTING.md
        │  └─ Dev guidelines
        │
        └─ GitHub Wiki (GitHub.com)
           └─ Web-based versions

✅ Quality Checklist

  • ✅ All documentation files created
  • ✅ Build verified (passing)
  • ✅ README.md enhanced with navigation
  • ✅ 6 comprehensive guide documents
  • ✅ Contributing guidelines complete
  • ✅ Wiki setup instructions provided
  • ✅ Code references with line numbers
  • ✅ Links between documents
  • ✅ Examples and scenarios included
  • ✅ FAQ sections comprehensive
  • ✅ Diagrams and visual aids included
  • ✅ Best practices documented
  • ✅ Troubleshooting guides included
  • ✅ Version control ready (git-compatible)

📚 Usage Guide

For Users

  1. Read: README.md → Quick overview
  2. Read: Getting Started → Hands-on setup
  3. Use: Interactive protocol → Learn by doing

For Developers

  1. Read: Architecture → Understand system
  2. Read: Testing → Learn test suite
  3. Read: DLP Guide → Understand protection

For Contributors

  1. Read: Contributing → Contribution process
  2. Read: Code Style → Formatting rules
  3. Read: Testing Requirements → What to test
  4. Contribute: Follow 10-step workflow

For Wiki Managers

  1. Read: Wiki Setup → Setup instructions
  2. Execute: 5-minute setup process
  3. Maintain: Keep wiki in sync with /docs folder

🔗 Quick Links

Repository: https://github.com/quickattach0-tech/DeepLearningProtocol
Issues: https://github.com/quickattach0-tech/DeepLearningProtocol/issues
Discussions: https://github.com/quickattach0-tech/DeepLearningProtocol/discussions
Pull Requests: https://github.com/quickattach0-tech/DeepLearningProtocol/pulls


📋 Next Actions

Immediate (Now)

  • ✅ Documentation created locally
  • ✅ Build verified

Short-term (Before First Push)

  • Review all documentation files
  • Make any local corrections
  • Commit to git: git add docs/ CONTRIBUTING.md && git commit -m "Add comprehensive documentation"
  • Push to GitHub: git push origin main

Medium-term (After Push to GitHub)

  • Enable Wiki in repository settings
  • Add wiki pages (5-minute setup)
  • Create _Sidebar for navigation
  • Verify wiki appears on GitHub

Long-term (Ongoing)

  • Keep wiki updated as project evolves
  • Add new guides as features are added
  • Monitor Issues/Discussions for documentation gaps
  • Update FAQ based on user questions

📞 Support

Questions about documentation?

Want to improve docs?

  • Follow Contributing Guide
  • Create PR with improvements
  • Update relevant files in /docs folder

Documentation System Status:COMPLETE

Generated: December 18, 2025
Total Files: 8

Clone this wiki locally