Contributing to Agentic Playbook
Guide Standards
Every guide in Agentic Playbook must be:
- Tested end-to-end — you ran every command yourself before submitting
- Self-contained — a reader can follow it from zero to working result
- Honest about failures — include a Troubleshooting section with real problems you hit
- Timestamped — include
lastTesteddate so readers know if it's current
How to Submit a Guide
- Fork the repo
- Create a new directory under the appropriate tool category in
src/app/ - Write your guide as
page.mdxwith the required frontmatter - Open a PR with a description of what you tested and on what environment
Guide Template
Use this structure for every guide:
- Title — What you'll accomplish
- Prerequisites — What you need before starting
- Steps — Numbered, with actual commands and config
- Verification — How to confirm it worked
- Troubleshooting — Common failures and fixes
Frontmatter
Every guide page should start with the GuideHeader component:
<GuideHeader tool="ToolName" difficulty="Beginner" lastTested="2026-03" readTime="15 min" />
# Your Guide Title
Guide content here...
Difficulty Levels
| Level | Meaning | |-------|---------| | Beginner | No prior experience with the tool needed | | Intermediate | Assumes basic familiarity with the tool | | Advanced | Deep configuration, edge cases, production hardening |
Tools We Cover
Currently accepting guides for:
- OpenClaw — Multi-agent gateway systems
- Paperclip — AI company orchestration
- LangSmith Fleet — Agent observability
- Skills & Plugins — Extending agent capabilities
- Security — Production hardening across any tool
Don't see your tool?
Open an issue to propose a new tool category. If the tool is relevant to agentic workflows and you can write a tested guide, we'll add it.