> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://woodrowpearson.gitbook.io/woodrow-wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://woodrowpearson.gitbook.io/woodrow-wiki/meta/workflow-struct.md).

# Worflow & Structure

## Wiki Workflow

The entire wiki is one folder that you can find on [GitHub](https://github.com/woodrowpearson/gitbook-public). It has many folders with subfolders or entries inside. Most are related to the tech world but this site is also a personal space where I save and share other things or about myself.

The order with which GitBook renders the files in the sidebar to your left is defined in [SUMMARY.md](https://github.com/woodrowpearson/gitbook-public/blob/master/SUMMARY.md)

I write & edit all the markdown files in this wiki using [iTerm 2](https://github.com/woodrowpearson/gitbook-public/tree/d77412653779627730c1ac82bc18f41e47efbcd8/macos/macos-apps/iterm/README.md).

## Content Structure

Each topic will have a title, some description of it, usually my own thoughts and knowledge on it as well as referencing some resources or links I have liked or used that helped me either understand the topic or gain appreciation of it.

The structure of each of the posts will often look roughly like this:

1. Title
2. Description - My thoughts on the topic.
3. Subtopics - Various subtopics related to the main topic.
4. Notes - My own personal notes on the matter as well as things I found interesting on the internet regarding the topic. I often give a link of where I got things from.
5. Links - Links related to the topic.