wtf is kotlin-multiplatform-dev-docs?

This repository holds the source content for JetBrains' official Kotlin Multiplatform documentation site. It's where the guides, explanations, and tutorials that help developers learn and use Kotlin Multiplatform live before they're published to the web. At a high level, the project is essentially a collection of text files written in a simple format called markdown, organized into a few key folders. One folder contains written topics, another holds code snippets that get embedded into the docs, and a third stores images and charts. A couple of configuration files control how the site's navigation menu is structured and manage repeated variables. Everything gets compiled and published to the live help site. The people who would use this repo are developers and technical writers who want to improve Kotlin's documentation. If you're reading a guide on the official site and notice a typo, an outdated example, or a missing explanation, you can come here, edit the relevant text file, and submit a pull request to fix it. JetBrains asks that contributors follow their specific style and formatting guidelines before making changes. One notable detail is that the "Samples" page is curated by JetBrains and doesn't accept direct edits. If you've built something with Kotlin Multiplatform and want it featured, you don't edit the docs. Instead, you tag your own project on GitHub with a specific topic so the team can discover it. For general feedback or bug reports, the project points you toward their issue tracker and a public Slack channel rather than handling everything through the repository itself.