# <Project Name> Wiki

> Copy the pages in this `wiki/` folder into your repository's actual GitHub Wiki (or your
> wiki tool of choice), then fill them in. File names map to page titles, so keep them as-is
> unless you're renaming the page. Delete this note once the wiki is populated.

Welcome. This wiki is the living documentation for the project — the specification and value
stream map describe what we set out to build and why; this wiki describes how the project
actually works and how to use it, day to day.

## Pages

- **[[Getting Started]]** — install, configure, and run the project locally
- **[[Architecture]]** — how the system is put together and why
- **[[Project Specification]]** — link/summary of the approved specification
- **[[Value Stream Mapping]]** — link/summary of the current & future state maps
- **[[FAQ]]** — common questions and troubleshooting

## Quick links

| | |
|---|---|
| Repository | `<link>` |
| Issue tracker | `<link>` |
| Project specification | [docs/PROJECT_SPECIFICATION.md](../docs/PROJECT_SPECIFICATION_TEMPLATE.md) |
| Value stream map | [docs/value-stream-mapping/](../docs/value-stream-mapping/) |
| CI / build status | `<link>` |

## Conventions

- Branching model: `<e.g. trunk-based, git-flow>`
- Commit message style: `<e.g. Conventional Commits>`
- Where decisions get recorded: `<e.g. ADRs in docs/adr/, this wiki, issue comments>`