Start with the platform model
Understand how accounts, Workspaces, Sites, Pages, components, drafts, and published versions relate to one another.
Practical guides for Sklash Workspaces, Studio, media, publishing, domains, commerce, AI workflows, and platform operations.
Explore the systems, responsibilities, and workflows behind this part of Sklash.
Understand how accounts, Workspaces, Sites, Pages, components, drafts, and published versions relate to one another.
Learn component insertion, selection, inline editing, responsive presentation, navigation, history, and safe deletion.
Upload assets, add useful metadata, reuse files across Sites, inspect usage, and recover recently removed content.
Prepare revisions, validate a release, publish intentionally, inspect the public result, and recover from an unwanted change.
Organize catalog items, prices, customers, orders, checkout settings, and payment-provider readiness.
Give agents useful context, review proposals, understand approvals, inspect verification, and keep automation inside its ownership boundary.
A creator should be able to begin with a goal—publish a portfolio, replace an image everywhere, restore a Page, connect a domain, or review an AI change—and reach the correct workflow without understanding Sklash internals.
Operational documentation will remain separate from creator guidance so deployment, queues, backups, incident response, and provider configuration are clear to platform operators without overwhelming everyday users.
The platform repository already contains detailed implementation contracts and internal roadmaps. The remaining work is turning that authority into concise public guidance, screenshots, examples, and searchable troubleshooting articles.
These answers describe the current pre-release service and may evolve as Sklash approaches production.
Not yet. The public documentation experience is being prepared for beta while implementation contracts and operational records continue to live in the project documentation.
Yes. Mobile selection, panels, zoom, navigation, saving, and responsive behavior are part of the planned creator guides.
Yes. Recovery-oriented guidance is planned for publishing, revisions, media, domains, authentication, Commerce, and AI proposal workflows.
Explore the connected Studio, media, publishing, commerce, and AI foundations already inside Sklash.