New Documentation Release¶

We're excited to announce a comprehensive overhaul of the Kura documentation! The new documentation is designed to help users get started quickly and make the most of Kura's powerful features for analyzing conversation data.

What's New¶

Our documentation has been completely reorganized and expanded to provide a better experience:

Clear Structure: New organization with dedicated sections for Getting Started, Core Concepts, and API Reference
Comprehensive Installation Guide: Detailed instructions for different installation methods, including both uv and pip
In-depth Tutorials: Step-by-step guides in our Getting Started section
Enriched API Reference: Better organized and more detailed API documentation
Core Concepts Explained: Detailed explanations of Kura's architecture and components
Improved Code Examples: Concise, practical examples throughout

Getting Started¶

If you're new to Kura, we recommend starting with:

We Want Your Feedback!¶

Documentation is only useful if it answers your questions. We're actively seeking feedback on the new documentation:

Is anything unclear or confusing?
Are there missing topics you'd like to see covered?
Did you find any errors or inconsistencies?
What would make your experience better?

Please share your thoughts by:

Opening an issue on GitHub
Starting a discussion in our GitHub Discussions
Reaching out to Jason or Ivan

What's Next¶

This documentation release is just the beginning. We're planning to:

Add more real-world examples and use cases
Develop video tutorials
Expand the API reference with more details
Create a cookbook of common patterns and techniques

Stay tuned for more updates, and don't hesitate to let us know what you'd like to see next!

Thank you for using Kura. We're committed to building not just a great tool, but also great documentation to help you succeed with it.