Contribution
How to contribute to zudo-doc, and the project's background and maintenance approach.
Background
zudo-doc was created as a documentation framework by Takazudo. It was originally built for personal use — a lightweight alternative to Docusaurus, tailored to the specific workflow and design preferences that kept coming up across multiple projects.
Over time, it grew into a standalone framework with features like the 16-color terminal palette system, MDX content collections, i18n support, and Claude Code integration.
Development
Most of the source code in this project was written with the help of Claude Code. The framework is openly available under the MIT License.
Maintenance
This project is maintained on a best-effort basis. Active maintenance and thorough review of contributions may be limited.
Rather than waiting for official support, you are encouraged to fork the repository and implement your own modifications as needed. In the AI era, forking and customizing is often faster than waiting for upstream changes.
How to Contribute
If you’d like to contribute:
- Fork the repository on GitHub
- Create a topic branch from
main - Make your changes and ensure
pnpm b4pushpasses (type check, build, E2E tests, format check) - Open a pull request with a clear description of what you changed and why
Bug reports and feature requests are welcome as GitHub Issues.
License
zudo-doc is released under the MIT License.
Author
- Takeshi Takatsudo (@Takazudo)