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Primary documents:

1. README: Get up-and-running with stack quickly. Requires no prior Haskell tooling experience
2. New to Haskell: people new to Haskell trying to understand how the various pieces fit together should read this after following the README
3. Transition guide: existing Haskellers looking to start with stack and will be confused by things being missing, e.g. "How do I do sandboxing?"
4. Architecture: for people curious about the internals, wanting to use stack in unusual ways, or wanting to get involved deeply in the codebase
5. stack.yaml: Reference documentation for writing stack.yaml files.

There's also the FAQ which will likely have something for everyone, and the Downloads page (which is linked from the README).