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Documentation status: guide. Select your task: each link below opens the relevant existing reference or the new bilingual Runtime synthesis directly, without an intermediate submenu.

Start and choose your role

Task	Direct page
Install or identify prerequisites	Prerequisites and installation
Run the first verified application	First verified run
Confirm supported platform conditions	Platform matrix
Follow a role-specific journey	Seven roles

Build a model or an application

Task	Direct page
Select model-first versus H-Logic-first	Choose a development loop
Create an application from metadata	Declarative application guide
Implement business actions, events and processes	Actions, events and processes
Build forms, lists or data-bound views	Views and UX
Test conceptual behavior	Engineering practices

Use code, logic and SDKs

Task	Direct page
Write functionalP expressions	FunctionalP essentials
Model a semantic relation in H-Logic	H-Logic reference
Use native Hypergraph APIs or parse H-Logic	Construction choices
Use a generated .NET SDK	.NET binding
Cross a native ABI boundary	ABI reference
Connect FPL to a native ABI module	FPL / native ABI workflow

Integrate and operate the Runtime

Task	Direct page
Understand the native engine	Runtime native overview
Separate model, metadata and semantic state	Runtime authorities
Configure services and deployment	Runtime operations
Publish an HTTP service	HTTP example
Plan messaging or remote channels	Services and communication
Diagnose production or shutdown	Production checklist
Manage resources safely	Ownership and lifecycle
Verify deployment capabilities	Maturity and evidence

Architecture and domain scenarios

Task	Direct page
Understand domain semantics	Domain-driven design
Design an ERP workflow	ERP patterns
Connect observations to a Digital Twin	Digital Twin method
Separate neural proposals from facts	Neuro-symbolic architecture
Explore framework architecture	Architecture
Find an exact symbol or topic	Full documentation index

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