Firma.dev's Docs Live on GitHub. Here's How to Give Feedback.

Firma.dev's documentation lives in a public GitHub repo, two-way synced to docs.firma.dev. Every page on the docs site has a Raise Issue button and a Suggest Edits button, both linking straight into the repo. If you want to give feedback on the docs, that's literally all it takes.

Suggest an Edit, Raise an Issue

See a typo? Think an example could be clearer? Have an idea for something that should be covered? Click Suggest Edits on any docs page to open a PR directly, or click Raise Issue to flag it. Both take under a minute and go straight to the team.

Because the repo is public, your contributions help every developer who reads that page after you. It's a lightweight way to make the docs better for the whole community building on Firma.dev.

GitHub Discussions for Broader Feedback

The repo also includes GitHub Discussions, a space for questions, topic suggestions, and use case sharing. Unlike a support inbox, these threads are public and searchable, so if someone else had the same question three months ago, you'll find the answer already there with full context.

Get Started

Explore the docs at docs.firma.dev, and if you spot something worth improving, the buttons are right there. Get your API key and start building for free, no credit card required.