Doc-as-Code — live citations

This page is the working demonstration of the platform’s two resolution mechanisms — it is built by them, so if either breaks, this page fails the build rather than going quietly stale.

Quantity citations

A [[Q-...]] citation renders the registry’s live value. The tick period is 50 (20Hz), a Grain method’s p99 budget is 5, and the lease expiry is 40 ticks (= 2s, expressed in tick sequence rather than wall clock) / 500 — none of those numbers exists in this page’s source, only the citations do. A quantity the registry lists as pending renders as pending: the export daily allowance is Pending.

An unknown citation does not render as a blank — it fails the build. That is the entire point: the failure mode this replaces is a stale number in prose that nobody re-checks.

ADR citations

An ADR-112 · Accepted citation carries the live status from the whitepaper’s §11 index. A retired decision says so: ADR-018 · Superseded-by 033 — and a reader follows the successor instead of building on a decision that no longer holds. The closed-source ruling for the core engines is ADR-111 · Accepted, which superseded ADR-107 · Superseded-by 111.

Where the values come from

The corpus in the repository’s docs/ directory is the single authoritative source. This platform resolves against it at build time and copies nothing out of it.