Use these pages when you know what git-warp is and want the right page for a
specific task.
v18.1.2 keeps the public docs focused around the shipped v18 read model:
worldlines, coordinates, reified optics, observers, bounded support, strands,
Git substrate, sync, CLI, and troubleshooting. It also adds the generated
Source-backed reference for exact package, API, CLI, and error
inventories. Operator workflows live outside the topic shelf in
Operations. The full release narrative lives in the root
CHANGELOG.
- Getting started: install the package, open a worldline, write a patch, read it back, and sync WARP refs.
- Querying: choose between worldlines, observers, optic reads, query builders, and strand sources.
- Optic reads: ask bounded questions of causal history.
- Observers: expose a filtered read surface through an aperture.
- Strands: keep speculative work durable and separate from live truth.
- Git substrate: understand WARP refs, patch commits, checkpoints, replay, and provenance.
- Content and CAS: handle content attachments, content-addressed storage, and encrypted CAS payloads.
- Continuum boundary: understand what git-warp owns locally and what Continuum owns as boundary vocabulary.
- CLI: inspect, validate, debug, and time-travel a live repository.
- Sync: move WARP refs between clones and inspect sync status.
- Source-backed reference: generated API, CLI, entrypoint, and error inventories with source citations.
- Troubleshooting: start from symptoms and choose the next diagnostic check.
- Operations: run checkpoint, GC, index, audit, trust, and maintenance workflows.
- README: product landing page.
- Architecture: system map, ports, adapters, and admission architecture.
- Changelog: release history.