Documentation Style Guide¶
This document defines the tone, voice, structure, and style guidelines for ConnectSoft documentation. It is written for anyone creating or editing documentation in the ConnectSoft ecosystem.
ConnectSoft documentation follows a consistent editorial style: professional, confident, precise, friendly, and pragmatic. We avoid marketing fluff and focus on clarity and actionability.
Important
All documentation should follow this style guide. Consistency in tone, structure, and callout usage makes our documentation more professional and easier to use.
Tone & Voice¶
- Professional - Confident, precise, not corporate-bureaucratic
- Friendly - Approachable, helpful, not condescending
- Pragmatic - Focus on "why" as well as "what"
- No hype - Avoid marketing fluff, focus on clarity
Audience¶
- Primary - Senior engineers, architects, product/tech leads
- Assumption - High technical level, avoid over-explaining basics
- Clarity - Still explain ConnectSoft-specific concepts clearly
Structure¶
Page Structure¶
Every page should start with:
- Title -
# Title(only one per page) - Intro Summary - 1–3 sentences describing:
- What this doc is about
- Who it's for
- What they will get from it
Sectioning¶
#for page title (only one per page)##for major sections###for sub-sections- Avoid very long sections with no subheadings
Callouts / Admonitions¶
Use standard MkDocs Material admonitions:
Note / Info¶
Tip / Best Practice¶
Warning¶
Important¶
Decision / Abstract¶
Terminology¶
- ConnectSoft AI Software Factory or Factory (capital F) - Core platform
- AI squad or Squad - Virtual team offerings
- SaaS platform - Identity, Audit, Config, Bot, etc.
- Define ConnectSoft-specific terms on first use
Examples¶
See existing documentation for examples of this style in practice.