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Questions, discussion and feedback
The community lives in this site's public GitHub Discussions. Every Learn, Use Case and Standards page has its own thread at the bottom, and you can ask anything else here.
Post a question here; Claude gives a first answer.
Browse discussionsRead what others asked and the answers so far.
Send feedback ↗Report an error or suggest an improvement as a GitHub issue.
How the AI answers work
When someone opens a question in Q&A, or leaves a new comment in a page's thread, a GitHub Action sends the question, together with the most relevant pages of this site, to Claude, an AI model made by Anthropic. Claude's reply is posted in the thread, marked as written by an AI and linking to the pages it drew on.
It's a first answer, not the final word. It can be wrong, so check anything that matters against the linked standards, and reply in the thread if something is off. The maintainers read the threads and correct answers when needed. Replies inside a thread and messages that aren't questions don't get an AI answer.
Privacy and moderation
- Posting needs a GitHub account, and everything you post is public on GitHub under GitHub's privacy statement. Don't post personal data, secrets or real keys.
- The discussion widget comes from giscus and only loads when you click "Show discussion", "Reply or react" or "Continue" when asking. Until then, your browser doesn't contact giscus or GitHub: the discussions you browse here are fetched by the site's server.
- Questions that get an AI answer are sent, with the thread's title, to Anthropic's API to write the answer. See Data privacy for details.
- Maintainers may hide, edit or remove posts that are off-topic, abusive, spam, or that break the acceptable use rules.
Questions & feedback
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Ask a question or comment with your GitHub account. New questions get a first answer from Claude, an AI model, clearly marked as AI; people can correct or add to it. How this works
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