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Remove Discord references and cost/pricing information - Replaced all Discord links with GitHub Discussions for community support - Removed cost/pricing comparisons since Inferno is completely free and open source - Updated enterprise contact information to reference maintainer for specialized assistance - Simplified success stories to focus on technical benefits rather than cost savings - Streamlined FAQ licensing section without promotional pricing content This better reflects Inferno as a free, open source tool rather than a commercial product.
Complete initial wiki setup with comprehensive documentation - Added navigation structure with _Sidebar.md for easy browsing - Created detailed Home page with success stories and comparisons - Built comprehensive Installation Guide covering Docker, binaries, source, and Kubernetes - Developed System Requirements guide with hardware tiers and platform support - Created Quick Start Tutorial for 10-minute getting started experience - Added extensive FAQ with 60+ questions covering all user concerns - Built comprehensive API Examples with real-world integration patterns - Created Production Deployment guide with enterprise-grade configurations The wiki content provides detailed, long-form information that complements the main repository documentation with extended usage guides, examples, and practical deployment scenarios.