Documentation

Start with the system that actually runs.

Veklom documentation follows the same rule as the runtime: no synthetic success paths. Begin with identity, move through bounded authority, execute through the real backend, and inspect the evidence that remains.

Core vocabulary

Know which plane owns which responsibility.

The architecture is intentionally separated. A connection plane should not mint authority. A recovery plane should not become root automation. A health endpoint should not become consequence proof.

Execution
The gateway where approved actions run, each settled exactly once.
Identity
Sign-in, sessions, workspaces, credits and key security.
Authority
Fail-closed authorization for consequential actions.
Connections
Connects to the systems you already use.
Evidence
Durable, tamper-evident evidence you can verify independently.
VLink
Portable, scoped connection primitive.
Guardian
Policy-bounded recovery plane.
Machine access

Raw surfaces are part of the product.

Claims, conformance, evidence indexes, OpenAPI, MCP manifests and the live runtime probe are exposed as machine-oriented surfaces so automated systems do not need to scrape a marketing page to understand Veklom.

Truth rule

If a guide cannot prove it, it should not say it.

Deployment details, legal alignment, live service state and consequence evidence are all scoped independently. Documentation is not allowed to promote an intended architecture into a verified runtime claim.

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