kserve/website

KServe website is a documentation repository built with Docusaurus that serves as the central source for user-facing documentation and guides for the KServe machine learning inference platform.

The repository holds the markdown source files and configuration for KServe's published documentation site, which includes versioned documentation for multiple releases, a blog, community resources, governance information, and contributor guidelines. The site is built using Docusaurus and organized into clear sections: blog posts in the `/blog/` directory, core documentation in `/docs/`, custom pages and React components in `/src/`, and static assets. Contributors can edit documentation directly through the repository or use the edit pencil icon on published pages, with guidelines emphasizing relative internal links, proper formatting, and adherence to Docusaurus conventions.

This repository is appropriate for anyone maintaining or contributing to KServe's user-facing documentation. It suits teams that need to keep documentation synchronized with multiple release versions, as the project maintains separate branches for each release starting from version 0.3. The setup is straightforward for local development, requiring only Node.js version 18 or later and npm to run the documentation site locally during editing or review.

The project maintains active engagement with documentation contributions through clear contributor pathways and community guidelines. The repository includes structured processes for handling documentation issues and questions from users. Development activity shows consistent attention to documentation quality standards and community participation, with established procedures for aligning documentation updates with the release process of the main KServe project.