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About this book

The signer’s docs in one place: what it checks, how to install and run it, its configuration, its threat model, the source layout, and the plan. It is published at https://ttdonovan.github.io/sa-forge-signer/, built from main, so it can describe changes not yet released; the docs for a release are in that tag’s docs/src/.

Most chapters are written here, in docs/src/. A few include a file from where it lives in the repository, so the book and that file are the same text; change the file, not the chapter: Security (SECURITY.md), Contributing (CONTRIBUTING.md), Plan (PLAN.md), Changelog (CHANGELOG.md), Writing the docs (docs/CLAUDE.md), Building an app (apps/CLAUDE.md), Local review (scripts/git-review/README.md), and the example config in Configuration (config.example.toml). The repository’s README.md is a short front page that links here; it is not a chapter.

Building it

The book is built with mdBook, mdbook-mermaid for the diagrams, and mdbook-llms. Install the tools once, from GitHub, with just docs setup:

cargo install --locked mdbook --version 0.5.2
cargo install --locked mdbook-mermaid --version 0.17.1
cargo install --locked --git https://github.com/ttdonovan/mdbook-llms --tag v0.4.0

Then build from the repository root with just docs, or just docs serve to read it in a browser. The book is written to target/docs/html/, which is not committed.

Agents: read target/docs/html/llms.txt first (or the published one). It lists every chapter with a line on what it holds and its size; then read only the chapters a task needs (each .md beside it), or llms-full.txt for the whole book at once. Its preamble is src/llms-preamble.md.

A new doc gets a chapter here and a line in src/SUMMARY.md: frontmatter with a description (one line for the index), then the text, or an {{#include}} of its source. just docs check fails on a build error, an empty chapter, or a link that leads nowhere.