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Documentation design system

Component reference

This is the north star for authoring documentation. Every pattern below is approved and maintained. Reach for these building blocks before writing custom markup, and if something is missing, add it here first so the docs stay consistent.

Headings

The typographic scale for page structure. Use one H1 per page, then nest H2–H5 in order. Never skip a level to get a smaller size.

H1

Build effective agents

H2

Connect your tools

H3

Set up a secure connection

H4

Choose an authentication method

H5
Rotate credentials regularly
Body

Body copy sits below headings. Keep paragraphs short and scannable, and prefer plain language over jargon.

# Page title (H1)
## Section (H2)
### Subsection (H3)
#### Detail (H4)
##### Fine print (H5)

Navigation cards

A responsive grid of linked cards with an icon, title, and description. Use it to point readers toward the next relevant page.

import NavCardGrid from '@site/src/components/NavCardGrid';
import {Rocket, Bot, Cable, MessageSquareText} from 'lucide-react';

<NavCardGrid
columns={2}
cards={[
{title: 'Get started', description: 'Learn the essentials.', to: '/user-guide', icon: Rocket},
{title: 'Build agents', description: 'Configure tools and knowledge.', to: '/agents', icon: Bot},
]}
/>

Image card

A framed screenshot or illustration with a title and description. Use it to introduce a screen or feature visually. Pass `to` or `href` to make the whole card a link.

The Siesta AI connections screen

Connect everything

Link assistants to 100+ tools and data sources without switching platforms.

A team collaborating with AI assistants

Empower your team

AI assistants amplify your team so people can focus on strategic work.

import ImageCard from '@site/src/components/ImageCard';

<ImageCard
src="/img/screen1.jpg"
alt="The Siesta AI connections screen"
title="Connect everything"
description="Link assistants to 100+ tools and data sources."
to="/connections"
/>

Step-by-step guide

A numbered instruction with an optional screenshot and a direct link to the detailed Platform documentation. Personal Productivity workflows use two or three complete steps. Longer screenshot guides may use up to six.

  1. Open Chat

    Start with one clear outcome and the source the agent should use.
    Siesta AI Chat with the agent selector beside the empty message composer
    Open Chat and confirm the selected agent.
    Platform guide: Chat
  2. Ask One Clear Question

    Add only the context needed for this question, then send it.
    Chat composer containing a short question and requested format
    State the question, audience, and desired format.
    Platform guide: Controls
  3. Review The Answer

    Confirm that the answer matches the requested scope and format.
    Siesta AI Chat response formatted as concise bullet points
    Check the answer before using it.
    Platform guide: Feedback on responses
import GuideSteps, {GuideStep} from '@site/src/components/GuideSteps';

<GuideSteps>
<GuideStep
number="1"
title="Open Chat"
image="/img/user-guide/ask-in-chat/01-open-chat-and-agent.png"
imageAlt="Siesta AI Chat with the agent selector beside the empty message composer"
imageCaption="Open Chat and confirm the selected agent."
platformHref="/chat"
platformLabel="Chat"
platformText="Platform guide: Chat">
Start with one clear outcome and the source the agent should use.
</GuideStep>
<GuideStep
number="2"
title="Ask One Clear Question"
image="/img/user-guide/ask-in-chat/02-ask-clear-question.png"
imageAlt="Chat composer containing a short question and requested format"
imageCaption="State the question, audience, and desired format."
platformHref="/controls"
platformLabel="Controls"
platformText="Platform guide: Controls">
Add only the context needed for this question, then send it.
</GuideStep>
<GuideStep
number="3"
title="Review The Answer"
image="/img/user-guide/ask-in-chat/03-review-answer.png"
imageAlt="Siesta AI Chat response formatted as concise bullet points"
imageCaption="Check the answer before using it."
platformHref="/chat#feedback-on-responses"
platformLabel="Feedback on responses"
platformText="Platform guide: Feedback on responses">
Confirm that the answer matches the requested scope and format.
</GuideStep>
</GuideSteps>

Multi-platform step-by-step guide

Use platform tabs only when the same outcome has materially different steps. For Personal Productivity, put two or three complete steps inside each production tab; longer screenshot guides may use up to six. The compact preview below shows one representative card per platform.

  1. Start dictation

    Press the shortcut and begin speaking.
    Siesta AI Wisps on Windows
    Use the configured Windows shortcut.
    Platform guide: Windows desktop app
import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';
import GuideSteps, {GuideStep} from '@site/src/components/GuideSteps';

<Tabs groupId="guide-platform">
<TabItem value="windows" label="Windows" default>
<GuideSteps label="Windows steps">
<GuideStep
number="1"
title="Start dictation"
image="/img/desktop-apps/windows/wisps.png"
imageAlt="Siesta AI Wisps on Windows"
imageCaption="Use the configured Windows shortcut."
platformHref="/desktop-apps/windows"
platformLabel="Windows desktop app">
Press the shortcut and begin speaking.
</GuideStep>
</GuideSteps>
</TabItem>
<TabItem value="macos" label="macOS">
<GuideSteps label="macOS steps">
<GuideStep
number="1"
title="Start dictation"
image="/img/desktop-apps/macos/wisps.jpg"
imageAlt="Siesta AI Wisps on macOS"
imageCaption="Use the shortcut shown in Settings."
platformHref="/desktop-apps/macos"
platformLabel="macOS desktop app">
Press the configured shortcut and begin speaking.
</GuideStep>
</GuideSteps>
</TabItem>
</Tabs>

Callouts

Native admonitions for notes, tips, and warnings. Use them sparingly to highlight information that changes what the reader should do.

Note
Context that is helpful but not required reading.
Tip
A shortcut or best practice worth knowing.
Warning
Something that can cause data loss or a broken setup.
:::note
Context that is helpful but not required reading.
:::

:::tip
A shortcut or best practice worth knowing.
:::

:::warning
Something that can cause data loss or a broken setup.
:::