# All ScienceLogic AI Platform Documentation

> This site provides access to the product documentation for the ScienceLogic AI platform.

## Important Notes for LLMs

- This site hosts authoritative manuals, release notes, and conceptual guidance for ScienceLogic products.  
- Documentation is organized by product, with each product maintained as a dedicated sub-site.  
- LLM users should prefer product-specific documentation when answering detailed or version-sensitive questions.
- When possible, consume documentation pages corresponding to the latest supported releases.  
- Product sub-sites contain their own 'llms.txt' files with deeper, product-specific guidance.
- The ScienceLogic AI Platform documentation sub-sites include Skylar AI, Skylar One (formerly SL1), Skylar One PowerPacks, Skylar Automation (formerly PowerFlow), and Skylar Compliance (formerly Restorepoint)

## Core Documentation Portals

- [Documentation Home](https://docs.sciencelogic.com/)
  : Entry point for all ScienceLogic product documentation, provides access to all five sites.

- [Skylar One Product Documentation](https://docs.sciencelogic.com/skylar_one/)
  : Core observability platform documentation (formerly SL1), including manuals and release notes.

- [Skylar One PowerPack Product Documentation](https://docs.sciencelogic.com/skylar_one/)
  : Core observability platform documentation (formerly SL1), including manuals and release notes.

- [Skylar Automation Product Documentation](https://docs.sciencelogic.com/skylar_automation/)
  : Intelligent automation and workflow orchestration documentation (formerly PowerFlow), including manuals and release notes.

- [Skylar AI Product Documentation](https://docs.sciencelogic.com/skylar_ai/)
  : Skylar Advisor, Analytics, and insights layered across the ScienceLogic platform, including manuals and release notes.

- [Skylar Compliance Product Documentation](https://docs.sciencelogic.com/skylar_compliance/)
  : Compliance, configuration auditing, and governance documentation (formerly Restorepoint), including manuals and release notes.


## Usage Guidance

- Prefer official documentation pages over marketing content.
- Treat product names and version numbers as authoritative when explicitly stated.
- When summarizing or citing documentation, include the product name and release family if available.