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     * [General Guidelines]() 
     * [Rust Guidelines](to-contribute/style-guidelines/rust-guidelines.md) 
     * [Git Guidelines]() 
+* [Boterinas](to-contribute/boterinas.md)
 * [Community]()
 * [Code of Conduct]()
 
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+# Boterinas 
+
+## Introduction
+
+`@boterinas` is a general-purpose bot designed for a wide variety of tasks in Asterinas. It streamlines maintenance tasks to enhance workflow efficiency. 
+
+Commands are issued by writing comments that start with the text `@boterinas`. The available commands depend on which repository you are using. The main Asterinas repository contains a `triagebot.toml` file where you can see which features are enabled. 
+
+Commands for GitHub issues or pull requests should be issued by writing `@boterinas` followed by the command anywhere in the comment. Note that `@boterinas` will ignore commands in Markdown code blocks, inline code spans, or blockquotes. You can enter multiple `@boterinas` commands in a single comment. 
+
+For example, you can claim an issue and add a label in the same comment.
+```markdown
+@boterinas claim
+@boterinas label C-enhancement
+```
+
+Additionally, `@boterinas` allows for editing comments. If you don't change the text of a command, the edit will be ignored. However, if you modify an existing command or add new ones, those commands will be processed.
+
+Below, you'll find a comprehensive guide on how to use `@boterinas` effectively.
+
+## Commands and Usage
+
+### Workflow Management
+- **`@boterinas rerun`**  
+  Restarts the workflow of the current pull request if it has failed unexpectedly. Only the author of the pull request can use this command.
+
+### Issue and Pull Request Management
+- **`@boterinas claim`**  
+  Assigns the issue or pull request to yourself.  
+  
+- **`@boterinas release-assignment`**  
+  Removes the current assignee from an issue or pull request. This command can only be executed by the current assignee or a team member.  
+  
+- **`@boterinas assign @user`**  
+  Assigns a specific user to the issue or pull request. Only team members have permission to assign other users.  
+
+### Label Management
+- **`@boterinas label <label>`**  
+  Adds a label to the issue or pull request.  
+  *Example:* `@boterinas label C-enhancement C-rfc`
+  
+- **`@boterinas label -<label>`**  
+  Removes a label from the issue or pull request.  
+  *Example:* `@boterinas label -C-enhancement -C-bug`
+
+### Status Indicators
+- **`@boterinas author`**  
+  Indicates that a pull request is waiting on the author. It assigns the `S-waiting-on-author` label and removes both `S-waiting-on-review` and `S-blocked`, if present.  
+  
+- **`@boterinas blocked`**  
+  Marks a pull request as blocked on something.  
+  
+- **`@boterinas ready`**  
+  Indicates that a pull request is ready for review. This command can also be invoked with the aliases `@boterinas review` or `@boterinas reviewer`.  
+
+## Notes
+- Only team members can assign users or remove assignments.
+- Labels are crucial for organizing issues and pull requests, so ensure they are used consistently and accurately.
+- For any issues or questions regarding `@boterinas`, please reach out to the team for support.