Get Featured in the Docs

Built something useful for Strands Agents? Getting featured in our docs helps other developers discover your work and gives your package visibility across the community.

What We’re Looking For

We feature reusable packages that extend Strands Agents capabilities:

• Model Providers — integrations with LLM services (OpenAI-compatible endpoints, custom APIs, etc.)
• Tools — packaged tools that solve common problems (API integrations, utilities, etc.)
• Session Managers — custom session/memory implementations
• Plugins — extend or modify agent behavior during lifecycle events
• Integrations — protocol implementations, framework bridges, etc.

We’re not looking for example agents or one-off projects — the focus is on packages published to PyPI that others can pip install or npm install and use in their own agents. See Community Packages for guidance on creating and publishing your package.

Starting from scratch?

The extension template gives you a ready-made project structure with testing, linting, and PyPI publishing already set up.

Quick Steps

1. Create a PR to strands-agents/docs
2. Add your doc file in the appropriate community/ subdirectory
3. Include the required frontmatter so your page appears in the community catalog
4. Update src/config/navigation.yml to include your new page in the nav

Directory Structure

Place your documentation in the right spot:

Type	Directory	Example
Model Providers	community/model-providers/	cohere.mdx
Tools	community/tools/	strands-deepgram.mdx
Session Managers	community/session-managers/	agentcore-memory.mdx
Plugins	community/plugins/	my-plugin.mdx
Integrations	community/integrations/	ag-ui.mdx

Document Layout

Your Strands docs page should be a concise overview — not a copy of your GitHub README. Keep it focused on getting users started quickly. Save the deep dives, advanced configurations, and detailed API docs for your project’s own documentation.

Follow this structure (see existing docs for reference):

# Package Name

Brief intro explaining what your package does and why it's useful.

## Installation

pip install your-package

## Usage

Working code example showing basic usage with Strands Agent.

## Configuration

Environment variables, client options, or model parameters.

## Troubleshooting (optional)

Common issues and how to fix them.

## References

Links to your repo, PyPI, official docs, etc.

Frontmatter

Every community page needs frontmatter with catalog fields so it appears in the community catalog. Without community: true, integrationType, description, and languages, your page won’t show up in the catalog tables.

Here’s the full frontmatter for a Tool (adapt integrationType for your package type — tool, model-provider, session-manager, plugin, or integration):

---
title: your-package-name
community: true
integrationType: tool
description: Short description of what the tool does
languages: Python
sidebar:
  label: "display-name"
project:
  pypi: https://pypi.org/project/your-package/
  github: https://github.com/your-org/your-repo
  maintainer: your-github-username
service:
  name: Service Name
  link: https://service-website.com/
---

Field	Required	Notes
community	✅	Must be true
integrationType	✅	tool, model-provider, session-manager, plugin, or integration
description	✅	Shown in the catalog table
languages	✅	Python, TypeScript, or omit for both
project	Recommended	PyPI/npm link, GitHub repo, maintainer
service	Optional	External service metadata

Update navigation.yml

Add your page to src/config/navigation.yml under the Community section:

- label: Community
  items:
    - label: Model Providers
      items:
        - label: Your Provider
          link: community/model-providers/your-provider
    - label: Tools
      items:
        - label: your-tool
          link: community/tools/your-tool

Examples to Follow

Look at existing community pages for reference:

• Tool: strands-deepgram.mdx
• Model Provider: nvidia-nim.mdx
• Session Manager: agentcore-memory.mdx
• Integration: ag-ui.mdx

Questions?

Open an issue at strands-agents/docs — we’re happy to help!