adapty-docs

Use when adding support for a new locale/language to the Adapty docs site. Covers all hardcoded and dynamic locale registration points, translation commands, sitemap setup, Algolia search config, and the step-by-step order to follow.

Use when the user wants the staging ("review") URL for an in-progress feature on the Adapty Dashboard. Accepts a Jira ticket, GitLab MR URL, branch name, or feature description (frontend or backend). Resolves the frontend MR's latest "Deploy to review" job and returns the `review-<suffix>.review.adpinfra.dev` URL.

Use when reviewing or writing MDX files in src/content/docs — proofreading, checking technical writing quality, verifying Simplified Technical English compliance, validating links and images, or drafting new doc content.

Use when reviewing documentation from a product perspective — whether feature value is clear, onboarding flow makes sense, or technical descriptions align with real user experience. Does not check writing style.

Use when adding a new monthly section to src/content/docs/release-notes/whats-new.mdx — gathers commits to main over a date range, identifies user-facing updates worth featuring, confirms scope with the user, then drafts the section in the existing style.

Use when finishing work on a feature branch and wanting to promote it to develop (or another integration branch) while staying on the original branch. Handles commit, push, merge, push develop, and return.

Walk through unresolved GitHub PR review comments one by one, suggest fixes, and track resolution in a local file. Use when the user wants to address PR feedback.

Use when documentation needs to be planned and written end-to-end — from a Jira task, feature spec, or verbal description through to a polished draft. Not for review-only or planning-only tasks.

Use when adding, reviewing, or fixing code snippets in Adapty technical documentation across any of the 7 SDK platforms: iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Unity, Kotlin Multiplatform, or Capacitor.

Use when planning documentation before writing — for new articles, updates to existing docs, or structural changes. Also use when reviewing the structure of an existing article without writing it yet.