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End-to-end developer build flows. Mint a token, ship something live, with verifiable checkpoints at every step. Three tiers — 101 first contact, 201 production patterns, 301 extending the platform.

Tutorials

A guided build flow per tutorial. Each one starts from zero state and ends with something live in your tenant. Every step ends with a single command you can run and an expected output you can compare against — if the step worked, you'll know at that moment, not at the end.

The tier system

  • 101 — First contact. Token, one entity, one transition, one webhook. About 10 minutes.
  • 201 — Production patterns. Idempotency keys, error recovery, scripts that survive a retry mid-batch. About 20 minutes.
  • 301 — Extending the platform. Author and ship something other tenants could install. About 45 minutes.

The verifiability discipline

Every step ends with a checkpoint the reader can run. A successful step produces a specific, observable result. We pin the exact expected output (status code, key fields, header literal). If the platform's response shape ever changes, the content-invariant test fails before the tutorial rots.

Tutorials vs. recipes

Recipes are different — recipes solve a single task in isolation — copy-paste a curl, get the answer, move on. Tutorials build a real end-to-end thing that exercises multiple parts of the platform at once.

When a recipe is the right shape for what you need, cross-link into it from your code. When you're learning the platform, start in a tutorial.

Tutorials vs. references

A tutorial gets you to "works on my machine" in minutes. A reference tells you why the contract is shaped the way it is. Tutorials cross-link reference pages liberally — every mysterious word is a click.

What's not in tutorials today

  • Per-Yoke tutorials (CRM Sales, Auto Dealer, etc.) — those live in each Yoke's own section.
  • Tenant Yoke authoring — graduates from 301 extension authoring once publish-to-Marketplace lands.
  • Video walkthroughs — text + verifiable command output only.
  • Migration / convert-from-X tutorials — see the /compare pages instead.
  • Per-tutorial sandbox environments — today you work in your own tenant.

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