> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devsolve.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devsolve.app/readme.md).

# Welcome to DevSolve

DevSolve brings public technical knowledge-sharing and private vulnerability coordination into one platform.

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This guide follows the current DevSolve interface. Features that are demonstrations or partially implemented are identified instead of being presented as production guarantees.
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## Choose what you want to do

| Goal                                            | Start here                                             |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| Ask a technical question or report a public bug | [Create and manage Problems](/community/problems.md)   |
| Answer a Problem                                | [Write and manage Solutions](/community/solutions.md)  |
| Publish a project or technical build guide      | [Create and manage Showcases](/community/showcases.md) |
| Find an organization’s security program         | [Browse security programs](/discover/programs.md)      |
| Privately disclose a vulnerability              | [Researcher guide](/researchers.md)                    |
| Run a security program                          | [Organization guide](/organizations.md)                |
| Manage the platform                             | [Administrator guide](/administration.md)              |

## Understand the four main content types

| Content                  | Visibility            | Purpose                                                                                                      |
| ------------------------ | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Problem**              | Public after approval | Ask for help with a bug, how-to, architecture, performance, security, deployment, or general technical issue |
| **Solution**             | Public after approval | Answer a specific Problem with an explanation, fix, workaround, or alternative                               |
| **Showcase**             | Public after approval | Present a project, architecture, or build guide with steps, images, diagrams, code, and links                |
| **Vulnerability Report** | Private               | Send security evidence to an organization under a Program’s scope and rules                                  |

Do not publish sensitive vulnerability details as a Community Problem. Use a private Vulnerability Report when the affected asset belongs to an organization’s Program.

## Languages

DevSolve Docs is available in English and Khmer. Use the language selector in the navigation bar to open the documentation in the other language.


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