Reference¶
Reference pages describe accepted commands, settings, values, states, and runtime contracts. Use the task pages for an end-to-end procedure and these pages when you need an exact interface.
Available reference groups¶
| Interface | Use it to find |
|---|---|
| CLI | Command selection, arguments, options, outputs, and failure boundaries |
| Configuration | Manifests, players, providers, suites, missions, manuals, and environment values |
| Files and schemas | Authored inputs, specifications, records, databases, static outputs, bundles, and output paths |
| Python interfaces | Selected player, action, processor, generation, completion, and provenance objects |
| Runtime implementation | Orchestration, services, registry state, communication, recording, and completion |
Support boundary
CLI, configuration, persisted formats, and selected Python imports can be supported interfaces. The runtime section instead describes the current implementation for maintainers. A public module name does not by itself make every object inside it a supported interface.