Documentation
How to install, how to publish, and exactly what the registry does and does not promise.
Getting started
What SenClaw is, what it publishes, and what it does and does not promise.
Find a package, install it, and publish your first one.
The install paths, what each one verifies, and where files land.
How to publish, what a version means, and what you can change afterwards.
Reference
Every field a package manifest can carry, per kind.
What a package declares it will touch, and what happens when that widens.
The four package kinds, where each installs, and the platform ids apps are published against.
Every endpoint SenClaw serves, what authenticates it, and what it returns.
Policy
Pages marked generated are built from the code that implements the behaviour — the manifest tables come out of the validation schemas, the platform ids out of the translation table, the endpoint list out of the routes themselves. Tests fail if any of them drifts from what SenClaw actually does.