Edit this site

The CoE site is built from markdown in a GitHub repo. If you see something wrong, you can fix it yourself, or you can ask for help. There’s no gatekeeping review before you open a change. This site belongs to the people doing the work.

Ways to edit

PathHow it worksWhen to use it
GitHub pull requestEdit the markdown file, open a PR, a reviewer merges it.Primary path right now. Works for anyone with a GitHub account.
Ask Claude / ChatGPT (coming soon)Once the write-capable MCP lands, you’ll be able to ask your chat client to open the PR for you.Right now this is read-only; write mode is a tracked follow-up.
Slack Mike or AlexSend a Slack message with the URL, the current text, and what you want it to say. They’ll open the PR on your behalf.No GitHub account, or you just want it done for you.
Become a direct collaboratorSend your GitHub username to Mike Joyce or Alex Finnemore in Slack. They’ll add you to the repo.You want to commit directly — skip the fork.

Open a pull request on GitHub

This is the primary path today.

  • Find the file in the repo
  • Edit the markdown directly in the GitHub UI, or clone the repo and work locally
  • Describe what you changed and why
  • A reviewer will merge it

Where the content lives

Content typeFolder
Workflow pages (/workflows/*)src/content/workflows/
Top-level site pages (About, How It Works, etc.)src/content/site/
Cohort pages (/cohorts/*)src/content/cohorts/
Operator-tier pages (gated)src/content/operators/

New to GitHub PRs? Contributing walks through the flow.

Ask Claude / ChatGPT (coming soon)

A read-only MCP server exposing this site’s content to chat clients is in flight — tracked as issue #8. Once extended to writes, you’ll be able to say things like:

“On the Product Data workflow page, change ‘Cohort 1 active’ to ‘Cohort 1 launched’.”

…and Claude will open the PR for you. Until then, chat-client edits still need a human to open the PR.

Slack us (no GitHub needed)

Send a Slack message to Mike Joyce or Alex Finnemore with:

  • The page URL you want changed
  • What you want it to say — quote the before and after, or just describe it

They’ll open the PR on your behalf and tag you when it merges.

Become a direct collaborator

Want to commit directly to the repo? Send your GitHub username to Mike or Alex in Slack. They’ll add you as a collaborator. After that, you can push branches and open PRs without forking.

What to edit

Good targetExample
Facts that are wrongA system has been renamed; a process step has been replaced; a detail was true in March but isn’t now.
Copy that reads badlySentences that don’t land; tone that feels off; jargon that doesn’t help.
Missing detailA workflow page that skims over a phase you live in daily.
A workflow perspective not yet capturedYour team’s experience of the workflow differs from the current write-up.

What not to edit (for now)

Don’tWhy
Name individualsCoE content is invitational, not evaluative. Frame the role, not the person.
Characterize a team or person’s performanceDescribe the workflow and where it gets stuck; don’t evaluate the people inside it.
Cohort membershipCohorts form through submissions and conversations. Submit an idea to be part of a future cohort.