Documentation / source of truth
In developmentStart with the runtime boundary
The source documentation explains installation, workflow packages, compiled plans, durable execution, operator inspection, and the limits of local runner authority.
Page state reviewed 2026-08-15. The page does not expand the release evidence.
The current documentation set
The canonical v0.22.2 documentation index is the source-backed entry point. Start with:
- Getting started for the documented workspace, package, plan, queue, and operator sequence.
- How Millrace works for compiler, kernel, storage, adapter, and package boundaries.
- Daemon lifecycle for restart, lock ownership, orderly shutdown, and durable budget behavior.
- Errors for stable refusal and diagnostic boundaries.
Documentation is not qualification
The docs can describe a command or platform without proving that this public site's launch journey has passed a clean-install and behavior qualification. The current launch manifest therefore leaves the public install and demo actions In development.
For a specific release, read the tagged documentation together with its source and package metadata. Do not infer a newer capability from a draft, an untagged branch, or a roadmap item.