IllustrativeDocumentation
From the first idea
to everyday work.
Every guide belongs to a release and carries a revision number, so you always know which instructions you are following and what that release has actually demonstrated.
Every guide, its release, its revision.
The same table the workspace uses, read from the published documentation. Published revisions never change; a correction is a new revision.
No release documentation is available yet.
No release documentation is available yet.
What the documentation will cover.
Each guide is versioned with the release it belongs to. The chip on each card says what exists for it today.
Provider-console instructions to a running installation on your own host.
Today: Linux lab packageFirst owner, stores, model and media providers, connectors, ceilings.
Today: First-owner setupThe workspace, the queue, receipts, switching brands.
Today: Development workspace guideMoving between versions you bought, and what a version keeps.
Today: Same-image recovery onlyHealth, recovery, backup and restore, uncertain outcomes.
Today: Installation and recovery evidenceToday's guides describe the development checkpoint; each new release publishes its own revisions here.