Reference

The guides follow common workflows. These pages pin down the details behind those workflows: discovery rules, verification boundaries, persisted artifacts, history rendering, and failure policy.

Each reference opens with enough context to explain the boundary it describes. The rest is deliberately compact and exact.

Repository and discovery

Repository and discovery covers repository layout, project selection, page discovery, front matter, transclusion, and stable block identity.

Verification

Verification explains what each command checks, when code runs, how fence modes compose, and how generated tests map back to documentation.

API and semantic extraction

API and semantic extraction describes the generated symbol graph, compiler evaluation, diagnostics, semantic tokens, and context hashes.

Release capsules

Release capsules defines capture behavior, archive layout, manifests, schemas, reports, assets, and inspection.

Release history

Release history covers the history index, remote acquisition, cache behavior, historical rendering, output verification, and legacy manifests.

Security and failures

Security and failures collects archive limits, trust boundaries, integrity checks, and conditions that stop a build or capture.

For command syntax and options, see the command reference. For release-artifact design rules, see the repository's developer documentation.