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GitBook Upload Instructions for ARX Documentation

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📦 What You Have

You now have a ready-to-upload GitBook documentation package:

  • arx-docs-gitbook.zip - Complete documentation export (216 KB)
  • GITBOOK_EXPORT_CHECKSUM.txt - File integrity verification
  • This file - Step-by-step import guide

🎯 Quick Import (5 minutes)

Option 1: Import via GitBook Web UI (Easiest)

Prerequisites:

  • GitBook account (free at docs.gitbook.io)
  • ZIP file from this package

Steps:

  1. Go to GitBook
  • Visit https://docs.gitbook.io
  • Sign in to your account (or create one)
  1. Create or Select a Space
  • Click "Create a new space" or open an existing one
  • Name it something like "ARX Documentation"
  1. Import the ZIP
  • Click Settings (gear icon)
  • Select Import
  • Choose "Import from files"
  • Select/drag the arx-docs-gitbook.zip file
  • Click Upload
  1. Wait for Processing
  • GitBook will extract and process the files
  • This typically takes 10-30 seconds
  • You'll see a progress indicator
  1. Verify Import
  • Check that all pages appear in the left sidebar
  • Navigate through sections to verify content
  • You should see 72 Markdown pages organized in categories
  1. Publish
  • Click Share (top right)
  • Toggle "Public" to make documentation live
  • Copy the public URL to share

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📋 Package Contents

`` arx-docs-gitbook.zip contains: ├── SUMMARY.md (Table of contents - GitBook will read this) ├── book.json (Configuration for themes & plugins) ├── README.md (Documentation welcome page) ├── index.md (Home page) │ ├── Getting Started (4 pages) │ ├── what-is-arx.md │ ├── quickstart.md │ ├── architecture.md │ └── concepts.md │ ├── SDK Guide (4 pages) │ ├── installation.md │ ├── using-connectors.md │ ├── client-reference.md │ └── error-handling.md │ ├── API Reference (13 pages) │ ├── overview.md │ ├── agents.md, policies.md, connectors.md │ ├── approvals.md, audit.md, compliance.md │ ├── secrets.md, registry.md, webhooks.md │ ├── saml.md, scim.md, sso.md │ ├── Governance (5 pages) │ ├── policy-engine.md │ ├── approval-gates.md │ ├── risk-scoring.md │ ├── intent-manifests.md │ └── drift-detection.md │ ├── Administration (13 pages) │ ├── auth-overview.md, auth-saml.md, auth-oidc.md, auth-supabase.md │ ├── scim.md, api-keys.md, rbac.md, ip-allowlist.md │ ├── notifications.md, webhooks.md, rate-limiting.md │ ├── cmek.md, siem-export.md │ ├── Connectors (25 pages) │ ├── overview.md │ ├── edr-xdr/ (CrowdStrike) │ ├── siem/ (Palo Alto, Sentinel, Splunk) │ ├── cloud-security/ (Wiz) │ ├── identity/ (Okta) │ ├── itsm/ (Jira, ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Slack) │ ├── appsec/, network-email/, threat-intel/ │ ├── grc/, secrets-vaults/ │ ├── Compliance (4 pages) │ ├── audit-trail.md │ ├── packages.md │ ├── soc2-mapping.md │ └── evidence-export.md │ ├── Operations (3 pages) │ ├── deployment-guide.md │ ├── troubleshooting.md │ └── testing-guide.md │ ├── Other │ ├── BUILDING.md (How to rebuild docs) │ ├── EXPORT_INFO.txt (Export metadata) │ ├── changelog.md (Release notes) │ └── styles/website.css (Custom styling) │ Total: 72 Markdown files + 2 config files ``

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✅ Verification

Before Upload

  • ✓ ZIP file exists: arx-docs-gitbook.zip (216 KB)
  • ✓ Checksums available in GITBOOK_EXPORT_CHECKSUM.txt
  • ✓ You can verify file integrity:

``bash sha256sum -c GITBOOK_EXPORT_CHECKSUM.txt ``

After Import in GitBook

  • ✓ Left sidebar shows all 9 main sections
  • ✓ "Getting Started" appears with 4 pages
  • ✓ "API Reference" appears with 13 pages
  • ✓ "Connectors" appears with 25 pages
  • ✓ Navigation links work between pages
  • ✓ Code examples are highlighted
  • ✓ Tables render correctly

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🔧 Post-Import Configuration

Once imported, you can customize in GitBook:

Appearance

  • Settings → Appearance - Change color theme, fonts, layout
  • GitBook includes professional themes
  • Dark mode automatically supported

Branding

  • Settings → Customize → Logo - Add company logo
  • Settings → Customize → Colors - Brand color scheme
  • Settings → Customize → Favicon - Browser tab icon

Publishing

  • Share → Public - Make documentation public
  • Share → Domain - Custom domain (e.g., docs.yourdomain.com)
  • Share → Password Protection - Optional access control

Integrations

  • Integrations → Slack - Post to Slack when docs update
  • Integrations → GitHub - Auto-sync from GitHub (recommended)
  • Integrations → Analytics - Track documentation usage

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🔄 Future Updates

Once documentation is in GitBook, you have two options for updates:

Option A: Manual Update

  1. Edit Markdown files locally
  2. Re-export to ZIP
  3. Import new ZIP to GitBook
  4. GitBook replaces old version
  1. Push Markdown files to GitHub
  2. Connect GitBook workspace to GitHub
  3. GitBook automatically updates when you push

GitHub Integration:

  • Go to Settings → Integrations → GitHub
  • Choose your repository
  • Select branch to sync (e.g., main)
  • GitBook auto-syncs on every push

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❓ FAQ

Q: How long does import take?

A: Usually 10-30 seconds. Complex documents may take up to 2 minutes.

Q: Can I customize the look?

A: Yes! GitBook has professional themes, custom colors, logos, and more in Settings.

Q: Can I version documentation?

A: Yes! GitBook's Space feature lets you create multiple documentation versions.

Q: Can users comment on pages?

A: Yes, if you enable "Discussions" in Settings. GitBook includes commenting on each page.

Q: Does GitBook host the docs?

A: Yes! It's included free for up to 10,000 pages/month. No hosting needed.

Q: Can I use custom domain?

A: Yes! Go to Share → Domain → enter your domain (requires CNAME DNS record).

Q: What if I want to go back?

A: You can export from GitBook anytime. Import/export is reversible.

A: GitBook will auto-detect broken links and show warnings. All links in this export are valid.

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🆘 Troubleshooting

ZIP Won't Upload

  • Solution: Try uploading via browser, not drag-and-drop
  • Solution: Ensure ZIP file is complete: verify SHA256 checksum
  • Solution: Try smaller sections at a time

Some Pages Missing

  • Solution: Wait for import to fully complete
  • Solution: Refresh browser (Cmd+R / Ctrl+R)
  • Solution: Check GitBook's import logs: Settings → Import History
  • Solution: May take a minute for links to become active
  • Solution: All relative links should work automatically
  • Solution: Check SUMMARY.md is valid

Styling Looks Wrong

  • Solution: This is normal - GitBook applies its own styles
  • Solution: Go to Settings → Appearance to adjust
  • Solution: CSS from original export is included but overridden

Can't Access Documentation After Publishing

  • Solution: Wait a few minutes for CDN to cache
  • Solution: Check Share settings - ensure "Public" is enabled
  • Solution: Check for IP allowlist or password protection

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📞 Support

  • GitBook Docs: https://docs.gitbook.com
  • GitBook Support: https://support.gitbook.com
  • ARX Support: support@arxsec.io

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📊 Export Information

  • Export Date: April 24, 2026
  • Total Pages: 72 Markdown files
  • Export Format: ZIP archive
  • ZIP Size: 216 KB
  • Extracted Size: 648 KB
  • GitBook Compatible: Yes (2.0+)
  • Build Tool: build-docs.js (Node.js)

Checksums: `` SHA256: See GITBOOK_EXPORT_CHECKSUM.txt MD5: See GITBOOK_EXPORT_CHECKSUM.txt ``

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✨ Next Steps

  1. Extract ZIP (optional - GitBook can import directly)
  2. Sign in to GitBook at docs.gitbook.io
  3. Create a Space for your documentation
  4. Upload arx-docs-gitbook.zip via Settings → Import
  5. Verify all pages imported successfully
  6. Customize appearance and branding (optional)
  7. Publish to make documentation live
  8. Share public URL with users

Estimated total time: 5-10 minutes ⏱️

Happy documenting! 📚

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Questions? Check the official GitBook guide: https://docs.gitbook.com/getting-started/overview