Reference
Maturity Labels
Every page in these docs carries one of four labels. They tell you what to rely on, what to test, and where the implementation is still moving — they are operational signals, not marketing tiers.
Available
What each label means
When you see a badge in a page hero, this is what it is promising — and what it is not.
| Label | What it means | How to treat it |
|---|---|---|
| Available | Documented user path with validation evidence, troubleshooting, and stable UX. | Rely on it for real work. |
| Developer Preview | Substantial implementation and tests exist; the team is still proving edge cases. | Use it, expect rough edges, report surprises. |
| In Development | Important building blocks exist, but UX, contracts, or validation are still moving. | Experiment; do not depend on stability yet. |
| Roadmap | Strategic direction worth seeing, not yet promised as available. | Read for intent; check back for progress. |
The reliability contract
Every page prefers exact maturity over vague optimism. If a feature is strategic but not shipped, the page says so plainly and points at the building blocks that do exist. That is the deal: you should never have to guess whether something on this site is real today or aspirational.