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dev-docs/context-docs-Audit your docs.md.md

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+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This Markdown file provides a step-by-step guide on how to use the audit feature for documentation. It covers the entire process from navigating to the audit feature, selecting documents to audit, specifying audit criteria, initiating the audit, reviewing results, and making necessary changes to address identified issues. The guide is structured in 13 steps, each accompanied by a screenshot for visual reference. It's designed to help users effectively use the audit tool to improve their documentation by identifying inconsistencies, verifying content against current code, and making targeted improvements. The process includes selecting documents, defining audit scope, reviewing results, and creating draft versions for editing, ensuring a thorough and systematic approach to documentation maintenance and improvement.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_CodeSnippets.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This file appears to be a Markdown document with YAML frontmatter, likely used in a static site generator or documentation system. The file is named "_CodeSnippets.md" and is located in a "docs" directory, suggesting it's part of a documentation project. The content is minimal, consisting of:
+
+1. YAML frontmatter with a title "My MDX Document"
+2. A single line of text: "Hey this is coolooo!!!!"
+
+The ".md" extension and the presence of frontmatter suggest this could be a Markdown or MDX (Markdown with JSX) file. The purpose of this file might be to serve as a placeholder or example for code snippets in the documentation, though it doesn't contain any actual code snippets in the provided content.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Create new docs from existing docs.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This Markdown file provides a step-by-step guide for creating new documentation pages using AI-assisted generation, leveraging existing documentation as context. The process involves:
+
+1. Navigating to the user-facing documentation site
+2. Accessing AI generation options
+3. Selecting the location for the new document
+4. Choosing existing documents as context
+5. Adding additional context if needed
+6. Entering a prompt for the AI to generate content
+7. Publishing the newly generated document
+8. Confirming changes
+
+The guide includes screenshots for each step, making it easy for users to follow along visually. This feature appears to be part of a documentation management system that incorporates AI to streamline the process of creating new documentation based on existing content.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Generate-Internal-Docs-at-Github-Commit.md.md

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+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This file provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically generate internal documentation when commits are made to the main branch of a repository. The workflow is triggered by pushes to JavaScript files in the root directory.
+
+Key steps include:
+1. Creating a new workflow file in the repository
+2. Setting up the workflow to run on push events to the main branch
+3. Configuring the workflow to checkout the repository and send an update to a DevDocs service
+4. Adding necessary secrets to the repository for API keys and authentication
+5. Setting up the GENERATE_ENDPOINT_URL for the DevDocs service
+
+The guide includes detailed instructions with accompanying screenshots for each step, making it easy for users to implement this automated documentation generation process in their GitHub repositories.
+
+---
+# Github actions workflow docs/_Generate-Internal-Docs-at-Github-Commit.md
+## Imported Code Object
+This GitHub Actions workflow is named "Gen Internal Docs" and is designed to automatically generate internal documentation when specific conditions are met. Here's a concise explanation:
+
+1. Trigger: The workflow is triggered on push events to the main branch, but only when changes are made to JavaScript files in the root directory.
+
+2. Job: It defines a single job called "dev-docs-app" that runs on the latest Ubuntu environment.
+
+3. Steps:
+   a. Checkout the repository using the actions/checkout@v2 action.
+   b. Send an update to a DevDocs service by making a POST request to a specified endpoint.
+
+4. The POST request includes:
+   - A timestamp
+   - An API key (stored as a secret)
+   - A GitHub Personal Access Token (stored as a secret)
+   - The GitHub repository name
+   - The GitHub actor (user who triggered the workflow)
+
+5. The curl command is used to send this information to the specified endpoint, which is likely a service that generates or updates the internal documentation based on the latest changes.
+
+This workflow automates the process of updating internal documentation whenever relevant changes are pushed to the main branch of the repository.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Generating-an-API-Key.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This Markdown file provides step-by-step instructions on how to generate an API key for a service, likely for Dev-Docs. The document includes:
+
+1. Navigating to the user profile menu
+2. Accessing the Personal API keys section
+3. Generating a new API key
+4. Replacing an existing API key
+5. Copying the newly generated API key for future use
+
+Each step is accompanied by a screenshot to guide users visually through the process. The document is structured to be easily followed by users who need to create or update their API key for accessing the service's features or integrations.
+
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Integrate-Dev-Docs-with-a-Custom-Docs-Repo.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This Markdown file provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to integrate Dev-Docs with a custom documentation repository hosted on GitHub. The process involves:
+
+1. Navigating the Dev-Docs website
+2. Setting up external documentation integration
+3. Configuring GitHub repository details
+4. Creating a Personal Access Token on GitHub with appropriate permissions
+5. Entering the token and repository information in Dev-Docs
+
+The guide includes 18 steps, each with clear instructions and accompanying screenshots to help users through the process. It covers everything from finding the correct options on the Dev-Docs website to generating a GitHub Personal Access Token with the necessary permissions for repository access. The guide aims to simplify the integration process, making it accessible for users who want to connect their custom documentation to the Dev-Docs platform.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Use the intro feature.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This Markdown file provides a step-by-step guide on how to use the intro feature in a project, likely within a code editor or integrated development environment (IDE). The document outlines four main steps:
+
+1. Accessing the Command Palette to initiate the intro feature
+2. Exploring the file structure of the project
+3. Examining various project files (JavaScript, Markdown, and configuration files)
+4. Analyzing the main JavaScript file for important functions and logic
+
+Each step is accompanied by an image that illustrates the action being described, providing visual guidance for users. This document appears to be part of a larger documentation set, aimed at helping new users or contributors familiarize themselves with the project structure and key features of the development environment.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Using-the-Chrome-Extension.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This Markdown file provides a comprehensive guide on how to use the Dev-Docs Chrome extension. It covers the following key points:
+
+1. Prerequisites: Installing the extension and setting up a Dev-Docs account
+2. Selecting the organization and optional custom repo setup
+3. Using the extension:
+   - Step 1: Starting a recording session, including options for topic, writing persona, and additional context
+   - Step 2: Clicking through the workflow to be documented
+   - Step 3: Reopening the extension to generate the guide
+   - Step 4: Viewing results and updating documentation
+
+The guide includes screenshots to illustrate the process and provides links to additional resources and setup instructions. It's designed to help users effectively use the Dev-Docs Chrome extension for capturing screenshots and generating markdown documentation for UI browser workflows.
+
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dev-docs/context-docs-_Welcome to Dev-Docs.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+This file appears to be a welcome page or introduction for Dev-Docs, a documentation tool for developers. The content provides an overview of the tool's purpose and its two main use cases:
+
+1. External Documentation: Aimed at users, customers, developers, and partners who interact with the organization's APIs, SDKs, or applications. It focuses on improving developer experience and providing self-service implementation and support guides.
+
+2. Internal Documentation: Intended for internal software engineering teams and contributors to the codebase. It helps with knowledge sharing, maintaining consistency, collaboration, and onboarding new team members. It also serves as a record of decision-making processes and explanations of how the codebase works.
+
+The file is likely formatted in Markdown, as indicated by the '#' symbols for headings, and is probably part of a larger documentation structure within the Dev-Docs system.
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dev-docs/context-docs-_audit.md.md

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+
+  ---
+# High Level Context
+## context
+The file docs/_audit.md appears to be empty or not provided in the context. Without any content to analyze, I cannot provide a high-level context for this file. Typically, a file named _audit.md in a docs folder might contain information related to auditing processes, security checks, or documentation about system audits, but without seeing the actual content, it's impossible to confirm or elaborate on its specific purpose or contents.
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