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Documentation style

This page combines agentlet-core’s documentation style guide with the additional rules this site (agentlet-site) enforces on top of it.

  1. Remove excessive emojis. Do not use emojis in headings, section titles, or button text.

    • Not: <h1>Hello World - Agentlet Core</h1>
    • Instead: <h1>Hello world</h1>
  2. Fix capitalization. Use sentence case, only the first word capitalized, not Title Case.

    • Not: <button>Initialize Agentlet Core</button>
    • Instead: <button>Initialize agentlet core</button>
  3. Simplify text. Remove marketing fluff and overly complex descriptions.

    • Not: “This example demonstrates the powerful AI integration capabilities…”
    • Instead: “This example demonstrates AI integration capabilities…”
  4. Avoid em dashes. Use simple punctuation instead of em dashes in sentences.

Goals: a professional, business-ready appearance; consistent formatting across examples; functionality speaking for itself instead of marketing language; and text simple enough to stay easy to maintain and translate.

Additional rules for this site (agentlet-site)

Section titled “Additional rules for this site (agentlet-site)”
  • English only.
  • Sentence case in all titles, buttons, and navigation labels, for example “Get started”, not “Get Started”.
  • No emojis in titles.
  • No em dashes, no en dashes, and no middle dots anywhere. They read as machine-written. Use a comma, a period, or “and” instead. Numeric ranges are written as “2014 to 2018”, not “2014-2018”. Enforced by scripts/check-typography.mjs, run in npm run lint and again in CI against the built dist/ output.
  • No marketing puffery: avoid words like “revolutionary”, “seamless”, “supercharge”, “unleash”.
  • Short sentences.
  • Keep claims factual and traceable to their source. Every migrated documentation page ends with a plain-text source line naming the agentlet-core file and commit, or README/CLAUDE.md section, it was built from.
  • Links between documentation pages use absolute paths under /docs/..., with anchors that exist. Links to files in agentlet-core outside its docs/ folder use full GitHub URLs; no link points at a local file path.

Simple, open source, honest. Plain typography, generous whitespace, content first, code blocks, one accent color. No gradients, no stock illustrations, no testimonials, no pricing, no hype.

Source: agentlet-core CLAUDE.md, “Documentation Style Guide”, and this repository’s own CLAUDE.md, “Content style rules” and “Design spirit”.