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SDK and binding roadmap

Documentation status: roadmap — see Maturity and evidence.

Currently documented surface

The .NET SDK (C# / F#) is the documented reference binding. It covers generated objects, local execution through the ABI, and remote execution through RPC.

Planned bindings

The product roadmap lists Python, Rust, Java, Node.js, and Go as bindings planned above the same language-independent ABI contract.

These names describe a roadmap, not a statement that the corresponding SDKs are currently published. A design page or prototype must not be interpreted as an available API.

Documentation rule

For every binding, documentation must explicitly distinguish:

  • available — published and verifiable package/API;
  • generated-when-published — shape generated when a symbol is published in the ABI;
  • vNext target — contract targeted by the next generator generation;
  • roadmap — planned ecosystem, not yet a public contract;
  • application pattern — code built above the binding, outside the generator.

The site must never promote a roadmap binding as if it were available.