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Contributing

How to add, edit, or extend Wheel of Heaven content and tooling. Two paths: content and code.

2 pages in this section

Two audiences share this section, and they don’t overlap much.

If you’re a content author, translator, or fact-checker#

You’ll spend most of your time in Contributing → Content. It covers writing wiki entries, long-form Articles, Newsroom Dispatches, adding books to the Library, translating into the 10 supported languages, and what claim_type / editorial_pass mean.

You almost never need to touch a template, SCSS file, or pipeline script.

If you’re a theme or tooling developer#

You’ll work in Contributing → Dev. The Bifrost theme, the build/content/image pipelines, CI/CD, deploy chain. You’ll also probably want Local Setup for the full multi-repo environment before touching anything.

If you’re trying to do both#

Read both subsections. The line between “content” and “tooling” is mostly clear (markdown lives in data-content; templates live in bifrost), but a few things — shortcodes, frontmatter conventions — sit on the fence.

Before any PR#

Skim Conventions. Five minutes; saves the back-and-forth on file names, commit style, and markdown quirks.

  • Contributing Content Writing wiki entries, Articles, Newsroom Dispatches, library entries, and translations for the Wheel of Heaven knowledge base.
  • Contributing Code Working on the Bifrost theme, build pipelines, CI, and deploy chain for the Wheel of Heaven sites.

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