Contributing to Kizen Docs

Kizen maintains a portion of its more technical documentation in open-source GitHub repositories. This allows our technical builders such as developers, partners, and the broader Kizen community to improve accuracy, expand examples, and keep documentation aligned with real-world usage.

Not all documentation is open-sourced; some internal or business-specific content remains private to ensure security, compliance, and platform integrity. However, when a page on our documentation site includes the “Edit on GitHub” link, that means you can contribute directly.

This guide explains how to submit updates, corrections, or additions to any open-source Kizen documentation.

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What You Can Contribute

You can contribute to any documentation that:

• Includes an Edit on GitHub link

• Lives in a public Kizen GitHub repo

• Is not part of restricted or internal Kizen content

Typical contributions include:

• Fixing typos or formatting issues

• Adding missing details or clarifying confusing sections

• Contributing new examples or best practices

• Updating code samples to reflect current API behavior

• Improving accuracy for plugin or integration guides

Related Topics

• Introduction

• Intended Audience

• Submitting Documentation Updates

• Pull Request Review and Publishing Process