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ArhaanDev24 edited this page Sep 20, 2026
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This wiki does not repeat the documentation. Everything about what Synartesis is, how to install it, and what each command does lives in places that ship with the code and are updated when the code changes:
| Looking for | It is here |
|---|---|
| What it is, and what it cannot do | README |
| Setting it up, step by step | synartesis.online/install.html |
| The full walkthrough and manifest reference | User guide |
| What changed in each release | CHANGELOG |
Duplicating those here would create a second copy that goes stale quietly, which is the exact failure this project spends most of its effort avoiding.
Three things that are genuinely better off editable by anybody, and that have no natural home in the repository:
- Policy cookbook — worked rules for servers that do not ship with a policy. Four servers ship with one; there are hundreds that do not, and the fastest way to write yours is to read one for a server shaped like it.
- Troubleshooting — organised by the symptom you are actually looking at, not by the subsystem that caused it.
- FAQ — questions that came up more than once, usually in Discussions.
Anybody can. A page that is wrong is more useful than a page that is missing, because somebody will correct it. Two requests:
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Say whether you ran it. A policy you tested against the real server and
one you wrote from its documentation are different claims, and the
difference only matters at the moment somebody needs undo to work. This is
the same distinction
provenance: liveandprovenance: documentedrecord in a manifest. -
A policy good enough to rely on belongs in the repository, not only
here. Open a pull request adding it under
manifests/and it ships for everybody.