Community and resources

STIG is open source. Use the links below to install the IntelliJ plugin, browse the source, file an issue, start from a project template, join the discussion forum, or choose a documentation version.

Install the IntelliJ plugin

The STIG IDE plugin adds compile-time checks, navigation, and refactoring for STIG models inside IntelliJ-based IDEs.

Or install from inside the IDE: Settings → Plugins → Marketplace → search "STIG".

Project links

What each link is for

Source — GitLab → the STIG monorepo: core library, Gradle plugin, IDE plugin, docs, and CI pipeline. Open merge requests here.
Project template — stig-project → a ready-to-clone Gradle composite-build seed for new STIG projects. Clone it, rename, and start modeling.
Report an issue → GitLab → bug reports, feature requests, modeling-help asks that need to be tracked. One issue per topic.
Community forum → Discourse → open-ended discussion: usage patterns, design questions, sharing examples, announcements. Better than issues for things without a clear "fix".

Documentation versions and links

Latest release: https://docs.stigway.com/. This is the same documentation as the newest release's exact versions/X.Y.Z/ URL.
Exact release: https://docs.stigway.com/versions/X.Y.Z/ — replace X.Y.Z with the release number. Each retained release has its own URL. Currently only the newest release is retained; older versions are removed.
Latest snapshot: https://docs.stigway.com/snapshot/. This contains the most recent successful development build from main and is replaced by the next one.

The Kotlin API has the same layout under dokka/: latest release, dokka/versions/X.Y.Z/, and latest snapshot. Before the first release, the root also serves the snapshot. There is no separate numbered snapshot URL.

See CI and releases for the publication and retention policy.

23 October 2026