Documentation Standards

Documentation standards for bijux-canon-runtime should keep the handbook reader-first, direct, and evidence-backed. Consistency matters only when it helps readers trust what they are being told.

What To Check

• prefer durable filenames and headings that name the real question the page answers
• tie prose to code paths, artifacts, contracts, or tests instead of abstract template language
• treat filler, meta-doc prose, and unsupported certainty as documentation defects

First Proof Check

• tests and package-local validation surfaces for executable evidence
• caller-facing docs, limits, and risks for the trust story readers actually receive
• release notes and change records when the work alters what others may safely assume

Bottom Line

If bijux-canon-runtime cannot explain why governed run behavior should be trusted after a change, the quality work is still incomplete.