id: docs title: Only what cannot be discovered by running the tool or reading the code status: continuous repos: [atgc] dependsOn: [] exitCriterion: > None. A page earns its place by holding something no other source can, or it is deleted. #

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Seven pages under docs/: the model, who atgc acts as, agents publishing to Tangled, the output contracts, the module layout, what earns a test, and the environment. Flags are in --help, why a dependency is vendored is in Cargo.toml, what changed is in git log, what is enforced is in prek.toml — none of that is repeated, because a second copy is a second thing to be wrong.

They are compiled into rustdoc through src/docs.rs, with rustdocflags = -D warnings, so a reference from prose into code that no longer resolves is a build failure. mdBook was rejected for being a second tool outside the toolchain pin that could not check exactly that.

This register is under the same rule, and the entry below is the reason it exists in this shape rather than as one flat file.

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Documentation: narrative pages in docs/ (architecture, pull requests, accounts, sessions), compiled into rustdoc through src/docs.rs so prose and generated reference are one build — cargo docs, aliased in .cargo/config.toml, with rustdocflags = -D warnings making a prose-to-code link that no longer resolves a build failure. mdBook was rejected: a second tool outside the rust-toolchain.toml pin, and it cannot check the links that rot
Four entries in this file claimed work was undone that was done, which before a 1.0 is worse than no entry at all: two were plain staleness (the reserved-TLD list, which jacquard enforces and always has, and the ? promotion, which moved into gather rather than being aligned the way its entry proposed), and two were damage from resolving rebase conflicts in this file — one entry kept a [ ] box over a body rewritten to describe the finished work, and one survived twice, once in each state. Found by reading every - [ ] back against the code rather than by trusting the boxes
A 1.0 pass over the prose against the code it describes, since 1.0 is when the most strangers read it. docs/index.md called output.md three rules where it has four; plan/output.md said --help has three command groups where src/help.rs has five; the README said every command takes --json, where six do not and docs/output.md already argued each one. The README's install was cargo install --path ., which only works from a clone — it now names the --git install and says crates.io is blocked, so it cannot become false on the day plan/publishing.md is unblocked