Documentation
| Language: πΊπΈ English | π°π· νκ΅μ΄ |
Ghost-ALICE OS documentation is bilingual at the reader-facing documentation layer. English remains the default repository entry path. Korean counterparts live under docs/ko/ with the same subdirectory shape.
Every paired document should expose a language switch near the top. In an English document, the English side is plain text and the Korean side is a link. In a Korean document, the English side is a link and the Korean side is plain text.
Start Here
- Install or update from getting-started/installation.md.
- Recover blocked updates from getting-started/troubleshooting.md.
- Understand the repository map from reference/repository-structure.md.
- Understand the installer architecture from reference/installer-architecture.md.
- Use SUPPORT.md and GitHub Issues for public questions.
- Use SECURITY.md for private vulnerability reporting.
Documentation Layout
| Area | Role | English | Korean |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting Started | Install, update, recovery, and uninstall procedures | getting-started/ | ko/getting-started/ |
| Concepts | Project model and documentation language policy | concepts/ | ko/concepts/ |
| Reference | Repository map, public skills, hooks, and command surfaces | reference/ | ko/reference/ |
| Policies | Runtime, platform, and evaluator contracts | policies/ | ko/policies/ |
| Release | Public release checks and validation guidance | release/ | ko/release/ |
| Plans | Public planning boundaries and roadmap notes | plans/ | ko/plans/ |
Document Map
Update Rule
- Update the English default page first.
- Update the Korean counterpart in the same change when the reader-facing meaning, path, command, or policy changes.
- Keep CLI flags, paths, hook names, skill names, enum values, and schema fields literal.
- Translate the surrounding explanation and preserve executable tokens.
- Keep English documents linked to English documents and Korean documents linked to Korean counterparts when a counterpart exists.
- Update this map whenever a user-facing document is added, moved, or paired.