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Read through the docs in the docs/ folder and fix any typos, grammar issues, broken links, or unclear sentences you find. Same goes for the top-level guides (README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md, CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, references/README.md) and per-game docs under simulation-games/*/docs/.
Why this is a good first issue
Bounded scope — there's a finite set of docs to read; you don't need to understand the whole codebase
No setup required — you can do this entirely in the GitHub web UI (see docs/FIRST_CONTRIBUTION.md Path A)
Valuable — clear docs are how new contributors get oriented; every typo or stale link makes the project harder to use
Suggested approach
Pick one or two docs to start (don't try to do everything at once)
Read them carefully; note anything that's unclear, wrong, or out of date
Open a PR per file (or per logical group of files) with the fixes
What
Read through the docs in the docs/ folder and fix any typos, grammar issues, broken links, or unclear sentences you find. Same goes for the top-level guides (
README.md,CONTRIBUTING.md,SECURITY.md,CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md,references/README.md) and per-game docs undersimulation-games/*/docs/.Why this is a good first issue
Suggested approach
Multiple contributors are welcome to claim different files — comment which doc(s) you're working on so we don't duplicate.
What "done" looks like
Doesn't need to be exhaustive. Even a single PR fixing a handful of typos in one doc is a useful contribution and closes part of this issue.