Docs that point to the real package and service surfaces.
The docs layer should make the stack easier to enter, not duplicate it. These paths point directly to the install, contract, runbook, and release materials that already exist in the live repos and packages, so people can move from marketing to operation without a second translation layer.
xytara docs
xytara currently exposes 5 durable public docs and entrypoints across install, quickstart, contract, operations, and release paths.
- README.md
- START_HERE.md
- FINAL_CONTRACT.md
- SERVICE_CONTRACT.md
- PROGRAM_STATUS.md
- OPERATIONS_RUNBOOK.md
- xytara start-here
- xytara release --summary
- xytara run --help
xoonya docs
xoonya currently exposes 6 durable public docs and entrypoints across install, proof walkthrough, contract, operations, and release paths.
- README.md
- START_HERE.md
- FINAL_CONTRACT.md
- SERVICE_CONTRACT.md
- PROGRAM_STATUS.md
- OPERATIONS_RUNBOOK.md
- xoonya start-here
- xoonya release --summary
- xoonya review --help
Proof and launch references
These are the first public pages we expect builders to touch when they want the live stack, the proof side, and the launch route in one pass.
Fastest public references
If someone arrives from npm, CLI, or a chat environment, these are the shortest paths to a real understanding of the system.
Catalog, standards and release evidence
Everything below is reference material: the broad catalog of protocol, framework, rail and lane families, the coined runtime and proof standards, and release evidence. It is not a list of what you can buy. What is live and purchasable today is in Pricing.
Release contract and gates
The frozen 3.0.0 release contract and gate pack fix what the major-version line claims and the launch-grade check chain. The live release line is 3.9.13.