Contributions
The Contributions section is for community-created content. Anyone can submit tutorials, concepts, guides, or deep dives related to Kothar and Aleph. You do not need to be a Kothar employee — if you have experience, insights, or ideas, your work can become part of the official docs.
Why contribute?
- Share what you learned building with Kothar or Aleph.
- Help others avoid the pitfalls you already solved.
- Spotlight use cases, patterns, and mental models the core docs don’t cover yet.
- Build your own public reference to point teammates, users, or future you to.
What kind of content is welcome?
- Step‑by‑step tutorials and getting‑started walkthroughs.
- Concept explainers that make tricky ideas intuitive.
- Architecture or design notes from real projects.
- Integration guides (tools, frameworks, infra, data pipelines, etc.).
- Opinionated best practices, tradeoffs, and lessons learned.
If you’re not sure where to start, pick a subject you wish existed when you were learning Kothar or Aleph, and write that. Short, focused contributions are absolutely welcome.
You can use Kai to help draft your content, validate code examples, or generate technical explanations as a starting point.
How to submit
Follow the contribution instructions here:
https://github.com/KotharComputing/docs-contributions
We review submissions and integrate accepted content into the official documentation. If you care about a topic, that’s the best reason to write about it.