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+# Issue: Request for Comprehensive AudioShare Tutorial
+
+## Summary
+Prepare a detailed, step-by-step tutorial that guides new users through installing, configuring, and using AudioShare to share system audio via a virtual microphone.
+
+## Motivation
+Newcomers to Linux audio routing often find the process intimidating. A curated tutorial will reduce onboarding friction, highlight best practices, and make it easier to troubleshoot common pitfalls.
+
+## Proposed Content Outline
+- **Prerequisites**: Operating system requirements, verifying PipeWire or pipewire-pulse availability, and necessary permissions.
+- **Installation**: Cloning the repository, reviewing provided scripts, and outlining optional dependencies.
+- **Configuration**:
+  - Identifying the relevant sink and source devices.
+  - Running the appropriate PipeWire or pipewire-pulse scripts.
+  - Understanding how the virtual devices appear in tools like Helvum or `pw-cli`.
+- **Usage**: Selecting the "my-mic" virtual microphone in common conferencing applications and managing volume controls independently.
+- **Troubleshooting**: Frequent misconfigurations, verifying links, and reverting to defaults.
+- **Advanced Tips**: Automating the toggle script with keyboard shortcuts and documenting how to customize device names.
+
+## Acceptance Criteria
+- Tutorial lives in the repository documentation (e.g., README section or dedicated markdown file) with clear navigation.
+- Includes annotated screenshots or diagrams demonstrating the audio graph after setup.
+- Provides commands and configuration snippets that users can copy/paste.
+- Reviewed for accuracy on both native PipeWire setups and pipewire-pulse compatibility layers.
+
+## Additional Notes
+- Coordinate with maintainers to gather existing troubleshooting knowledge from community feedback.
+- Consider cross-linking to the toggle script and any upcoming localization efforts.