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Agent Reference Guide

This repository is the source of truth for Next Commerce user documentation. It is public so developers, agencies, and AI agents can clone it locally and reference accurate product docs while building on the platform.

What to read

Need Where to look
Merchant & operator guides (setup, payments, orders, campaigns, apps) content/docs/
Published release history content/changelog/
Live site (canonical rendered output) docs.nextcommerce.com
Admin API, Campaigns SDK, webhooks, themes, GraphQL developers.nextcommerce.com — separate repo

Start with content/docs/index.mdx and content/docs/about-next.mdx for platform overview, then follow the section structure under content/docs/.

What to ignore

Unless you are maintaining the docs site itself, skip:

  • app/, components/, lib/ — Next.js/Fumadocs site implementation
  • scripts/changelog-migration/ — historical one-time migration tooling (deprecated)
  • redirects/ — legacy changelog redirect worker
  • docs/MAINTENANCE.md — internal team publishing notes

Conventions

  • User docs paths use the /docs/... URL prefix on the live site (e.g. /docs/features/payments/google-pay).
  • Link to Developer Docs for API, SDK, webhook, and theme implementation details rather than duplicating them here.
  • Prefer current paths under /docs/start-here/get-started/ (not legacy get-started-on-29-next URLs found in older changelog entries).

Maintenance

This repository is maintained by the NEXT team only. External pull requests are not accepted. See README.md and docs/MAINTENANCE.md.

Issue tracking

Work in this repo is tracked with GitHub Issues and coordinated on the org-level Operations Kanban board (Todo / In Progress / Done). New issues are added to the board automatically by the add-to-project workflow.

Before starting work on an issue: check it is not assigned to someone else, assign yourself (gh issue edit <n> --add-assignee @me), and move the card to In Progress. Open PRs with Closes #<n>; when the issue closes on merge, the board's built-in "Item closed" automation moves the card to Done. Contributors have a /next-board skill that wraps these board operations (status, claim, move, create).