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

# Project Overview

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**Welcome!** :wave: **Thanks for your interest in national security and innovation.** This site documents our efforts for this project so that you can understand and engage with it.
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This project is now in the public [Beta](/release-notes/beta.md) phase, which means everything is live and we're picking up speed. Your thoughts and ideas are welcome either at <hello@def.org> or in the feedback form on NationalSecurityInnovation.org. :pray:
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### Structure of Docs

There are a number of sections you can access to learn more about the project - each section has an overview page just like this one to further explain what you can find there, and you can also use the `Search` feature or sidebar to navigate around:

* [About](/about/project-overview.md) (where you currently are) explains the basics of this project and associated features.
* The [Frequently Asked Questions](/frequently-asked-questions/faq-overview.md) section does just what you might expect: identifies and answers common questions we receive about the project.
* [Release Notes](/release-notes/release-notes-overview.md) are the updates we make to the project over time so you can understand where changes take place (and also planned features).
* We use the [Workflow](/workflow/workflow-overview.md) section to document step-by-step instructions and tutorials for each segment of the project to increase sustainability by making it easy to contribute.
* Lastly, [Education](/about/goals/education.md) captures key elements underpinning the project, some of which are referenced elsewhere as foundational - great references.

### Navigation

There are a few different ways to navigate this guide:

* Use the `Sidebar` to scroll through and expand different sections
* Click on `Links` to different sections in order to hop right there
* Type something into `Search` and check out the results

Want to get nerdy about this guide? Check out the [GitBook](/learning/tools/gitbook.md) section to learn more about this platform, otherwise keep on reading!
