What belongs here?

Community guides are practical articles written by Antseed users for other users.

You might explain how to connect an app to the AI VPN, walk through a setup you use, or show how you solved a problem. A short guide that answers one question clearly is just as welcome as a longer tutorial.

Or why not write a guide that you think will be of interest to other ants on a RELATED subject.

Antseed Help contains AntBeacon’s own beginner guides. Community guides give the rest of the colony a place to share their experience.

Write your guide

Sign in, open Community guides and choose Write a guide.

Give it:
- A clear title that says what the reader will learn.
- A short summary explaining who it’s for.
- Instructions in the order someone should follow them.

Include any requirements before the steps. If the instructions depend on a particular operating system or app version, mention it.

You can save a private draft and return to it later through My guides.

Add formatting and screenshots

Keep paragraphs short and use headings to break up the steps.

For bold text, put two asterisks on either side:

AI VPN

For a heading, start a new paragraph with a hash and a space:

# Start with a chat

Leave a blank line before and after headings.

Screenshots can make an unfamiliar screen much easier to understand. Upload them as PNG files, and check that they don’t contain private keys, recovery phrases or other information you don’t want published.

Submit it for review

When your guide is ready, submit it to the Queen for approval.

Drafts and pending submissions aren’t public. Once approved, your guide appears in Community guides, credited to your Ant ID, with its own link to share.

Keep it useful

You can submit revisions when something changes or you spot a mistake. The currently approved version stays visible while the update is reviewed.

Readers can mark whether a guide was helpful or report an error or outdated information. Use that feedback to make the next version better.

Help one ant

You don’t need to know everything to write a useful guide. Start with something you’ve done, explain it clearly, and give the next ant a shorter path through it.