Link terms, provide examples

When writing technical documentation, link to related concepts the first time they are mentioned, and include concrete examples to illustrate complex features or functionality.

When introducing a term or concept:

1. Link to its definition or more detailed explanation on its first occurrence
2. Include practical examples when explaining features or configurations
3. Consider the reader’s perspective - what might be unclear to someone unfamiliar with the system?

Example:

// Less helpful:
Turborepo's Environment Modes allow you to control which environment variables are available to a task at runtime.

// More helpful:
[Turborepo's Environment Modes](/repo/docs/core-concepts/environment-variables) allow you to control which environment variables are available to a task at runtime. For example:

```json
{
  "envMode": "strict",
  "env": ["API_KEY", "DEBUG"]
}

```

This approach helps readers immediately access relevant context without needing to search for it, and concrete examples make abstract concepts easier to understand and implement.