Welcome to the SignalStack documentation. This guide covers how the project is organised, how to use and contribute to the content, and where things are headed.
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Clone the repo, install hooks, and orient yourself |
| Content Guide | How to read, navigate, and get the most from SignalStack |
| Architecture | Project structure, conventions, CI/CD, and tooling decisions |
| Contributing | Commit conventions, PR process, and content guidelines |
| Roadmap | What's planned, what's in progress, and how to suggest ideas |
SignalStack is the open knowledge base behind the Research Rundown newsletter. It archives curated reports, tools, and companion materials for development researchers and practitioners.
It is part of the OpenStacks ecosystem — a collection of open repositories for public interest research and evaluation.
- Open by default — All content is MIT-licensed and publicly accessible
- Standalone value — Every archived issue includes summaries and takeaways, not just external links
- Structured for reuse — Content follows consistent formats so it's easy to find, cite, and build on
- Quality-checked — CI runs markdown linting, spell checking, and link validation on every change