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Operational playbook এবং suggested reading order-এর এন্ট্রি পয়েন্ট।

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Guides Index

Purpose

This is the starting point for maintainers, contributors, and team members who work with this boilerplate. Each guide covers a specific operational area — from shipping your first deployment to keeping the project healthy over the long term.

Think of this as your **operations playbook**. You don't need to read everything at once — pick the guide that matches what you're trying to do right now.


Guide Map

Guide What It Covers Who It's For
[Adopting This Boilerplate](adopting-boilerplate.md) What to rename, configure, replace, remove, and verify when starting a real project from this template Product teams and developers creating a new app
[Contributing Guide](contributing.md) PR rules, commit conventions, dev setup, testing guidelines Contributors and new team members
[Auth Setup and Migration](auth-setup-and-migration.md) Configure better-auth for production or switch to custom-auth Maintainers and teams preparing staging/production
[Database Setup](database-setup.md) PostgreSQL, Neon, Drizzle migrations, runtime DB access, and production migration workflow Developers configuring data infrastructure
[Deployment Guide](deployment.md) End-to-end deployment: pre-checks, build validation, database migration, provider setup, and post-deploy verification Anyone deploying to production or staging
[Production Services](production-services.md) Sentry, Resend, Upstash Redis, and production migration secrets Maintainers preparing a public production launch
[GitHub Setup Checklist](github-setup-checklist.md) Branch protection, required CI checks, secrets management, labels, and release permissions Repository admins and team leads setting up a new repo
[Project Maintenance](project-maintenance.md) Daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly routines to keep the project stable and secure Active maintainers and regular contributors
[Release Automation](release-automation.md) How Release Please works, conventional commit rules, version bumps, and troubleshooting Anyone involved in the release process

Recommended Reading Order

If you're new to this boilerplate, follow this order:

  1. **Adopt the template** → [Adopting This Boilerplate](adopting-boilerplate.md)
  2. **Learn how to contribute** → [Contributing Guide](contributing.md)
  3. **Pick your auth path** → [Auth Setup and Migration](auth-setup-and-migration.md)
  4. **Configure the database** → [Database Setup](database-setup.md)
  5. **Set up your repo** → [GitHub Setup Checklist](github-setup-checklist.md)
  6. **Configure production services** → [Production Services](production-services.md)
  7. **Ship to production** → [Deployment Guide](deployment.md)
  8. **Understand releases** → [Release Automation](release-automation.md)
  9. **Keep things healthy** → [Project Maintenance](project-maintenance.md)

Related Docs

  • [Security](../security.md) — Defense-in-depth architecture covering 18 attack types, CSP, CSRF, rate limiting, and customization
  • [Architecture](../architecture.md) — System layers and design decisions
  • [Auth Flow](../auth-flow.md) — Authentication lifecycle and security controls
  • [How to Use](../how-to-use.md) — First-time setup and daily workflow
  • [Workflows](../workflows.md) — CI/CD automation overview

Current Repository Policies (Important)

  • Documentation source policy: markdown article content is maintained in English source files.
  • UI language toggle can still change interface copy (labels/navigation), but article source content is intentionally unified.
  • Dependency auto-merge is guarded by policy (patch-only + ecosystem/dependency filters + denylist for core packages).
  • Release notes include enriched metadata and contributor cards generated by workflow automation.