diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md
index bd91a57db..09dc4efac 100644
--- a/CONTRIBUTING.md
+++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md
@@ -165,3 +165,32 @@ bazel test --config=linux //temporian/test:doc_test --test_output=streamed
 ```
 
 In case of unexpected outputs, the result is printed and compared to the expected values, so that they can be fixed.
+
+### Developing a new operator
+
+We provide a utility script that generates placeholder files, modifies existing ones, and prints needed modifications to develop and make available a new operator. From the project's root, run:
+
+```shell
+tools/create_operator.py --operator <name>
+```
+
+so for example, to create the `EventSet.map()` operator, you'd run `tools/create_operator.py --operator map`.
+
+Here are some key files you'll need to modify (and write the operator's logic in):
+- [temporian/core/event_set_ops.py](temporian/core/event_set_ops.py) or [temporian/__init__.py](temporian/__init__.py), depending on if the operator is available in the `EventSet` class (like `EventSet.since_last()`) or in the global `tp` module (like `tp.glue()`).
+- Write the operator's core logic in `temporian/core/operators/<name>.py`.
+    - The core logic is that related to the operator's definition in the graph, checks, and normalization during initialization. It doesn't interact with the actual data contained within the `EventSet`.
+    - Example: [temporian/core/operators/since_last.py](temporian/core/operators/since_last.py).
+- Write the operator's implementation in `temporian/implementation/numpy/operators/<name>.py`.
+    - The implementation is what actually executes the operator's logic on an `EventSet`'s data.
+    - Example of a Python-only operator: [temporian/implementation/numpy/operators/since_last.py](temporian/implementation/numpy/operators/since_last.py).
+    - Example of a C++ operator: [temporian/implementation/numpy/operators/resample.py](temporian/implementation/numpy/operators/resample.py) and [temporian/implementation/numpy_cc/operators/resample.cc](temporian/implementation/numpy_cc/operators/resample.cc).
+- Write unit tests for the operator in `temporian/core/operators/test/test_<name>.py`.
+    - Example: [temporian/core/operators/test/test_since_last.py](temporian/core/operators/test/test_since_last.py).
+- Add the operator to the docs in `docs/src/reference/temporian/operators/<name>.md`.
+    - The docs are generated automatically by [mkdocstrings](https://mkdocstrings.github.io/python/) from the operator's docstring.
+    - Example: [docs/src/reference/temporian/operators/since_last.md](docs/src/reference/temporian/operators/since_last.md).
+
+Groups of operator with a similar implementation as grouped together. For instance, `temporian/core/operators/window` contains moving window operators (e.g., `EventSet.simple_moving_average()`) and `temporian/core/operators/binary` contains operators taking two features as input (e.g. `EventSet.subtract()`).
+
+Read the script's output to see in detail all other files that need to be modified to finish setting up the operator!
diff --git a/temporian/core/operators/since_last.py b/temporian/core/operators/since_last.py
index 2075bbb1b..284a09f98 100644
--- a/temporian/core/operators/since_last.py
+++ b/temporian/core/operators/since_last.py
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 # limitations under the License.
 
-"""Resample operator class and public API function definition."""
+"""Since last operator class and public API function definition."""
 
 from typing import Optional