GitHub - tigrbl/tigrcorn: ASGI3 server with built-in HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, QUIC, WebSocket, TLS, static delivery, and release validation.

ASGI3 server with built-in HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, QUIC, WebSocket, TLS, static delivery, and release validation.

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Package

Protocol status

Operator and API surface status

Tigrcorn is an ASGI3 server for teams that want modern transport and protocol support, explicit operator controls, and a public Python API that matches the shipped runtime. It implements HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, QUIC, WebSockets, TLS handling, static delivery, and release checks inside the project, with operator docs and current-state material kept alongside the code.

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Quick start
Why teams pick Tigrcorn
What Tigrcorn provides
Installation and extras
Protocol and feature map
CLI usage
Public API and embedding usage
Current scope
Status at a glance
Validation and promotion
Where to look
Governance and maintainer workflow
Current-state and historical planning
Certification environment freeze
Contributing, conduct, and community norms
Footnotes

Legend

Use this legend for the badges, status tables, and scope markers in this README.

Marker	Meaning
`C-RFC`	included in Tigrcorn's current certified RFC boundary
`C-OP`	included in Tigrcorn's current public operator/API surface
`O`	outside Tigrcorn's current documented scope
`green`	the referenced repo contract or evaluation target is currently passing
`canonical`	the referenced document is the current mutable source of truth
`repo_line`	the active repository release line represented by this checkout
`runtime-auto`, `runtime-asyncio`, `runtime-uvloop`	documented runtime modes in the current public surface

The top badge groups use plain language labels where possible. The protocol and feature tables use C-RFC, C-OP, and O as compact scope markers.

Quick start

Install

python -m pip install tigrcorn

Run an HTTP server

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000

Run HTTP/3 + QUIC

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --quic-bind 127.0.0.1:8443 \
  --http 3 \
  --protocol http3 \
  --protocol quic \
  --ssl-certfile ./certs/server.pem \
  --ssl-keyfile ./certs/server.key

Run from Python

from tigrcorn import run

run("examples.echo_http.app:app", host="127.0.0.1", port=8000)

For complete operator recipes, use docs/ops/cli.md. For public imports and lifecycle details, use docs/ops/public.md and docs/LIFECYCLE_AND_EMBEDDED_SERVER.md. For the blessed safe deployment profiles, use docs/ops/profiles.md and the generated profiles/*.profile.json artifacts.

Why teams pick Tigrcorn

Modern protocol stack in the server itself. HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, QUIC, WebSockets, TLS 1.3, ALPN, X.509 validation, OCSP, and CRL handling are first-class documented surfaces.
Operator features that matter in deployment. Listener binding, TLS and QUIC controls, workers, reload, structured logging, metrics, proxy normalization, content-coding policy, CONNECT policy, Early Hints, Alt-Svc, and static delivery are part of the public surface.
A public Python API for applications and hosts. run, serve, serve_import_string, EmbeddedServer, StaticFilesApp, and the config helpers are documented as importable entrypoints.
Static delivery and entity semantics built into the package. Static mounting, precompressed sidecars, conditional requests, range requests, and response-path helpers are available without a separate static server wrapper.
Release and promotion checks in the repo. evaluate_release_gates and evaluate_promotion_target are shipped APIs, and the repo preserves current-state and promoted-release material under docs/review/conformance/.

What Tigrcorn provides

Area	What you get	Primary docs
Server runtime	ASGI3 execution over HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3, QUIC, and WebSockets	`docs/protocols/`, `examples/`
Security	TLS 1.3 controls, ALPN, certificate validation, OCSP, CRL handling	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`
Delivery	static files, ETag/conditional handling, range support, content coding, Early Hints, Alt-Svc	`docs/ops/public.md`, `docs/review/conformance/DEPLOYMENT_PROFILES.md`
Operations	listeners, workers, reload, metrics, logging, proxy normalization, timeouts and resource controls	`docs/ops/cli.md`
Embedding	`run`, `serve`, `serve_import_string`, `EmbeddedServer`, lifecycle hooks	`docs/ops/public.md`, `docs/LIFECYCLE_AND_EMBEDDED_SERVER.md`
Config	typed config model, config-file loading, env loading, merge from CLI/env/file/defaults	`docs/ops/public.md`, `docs/ops/cli.md`
Blessed profiles	generated safe deployment profiles plus profile conformance bundles	`docs/ops/profiles.md`, `docs/conformance/profile_bundles.json`
Release checks	release-gate and promotion-target evaluators	`docs/gov/release.md`, `docs/ops/public.md`
Current-state and release records	canonical current-state docs plus frozen promoted roots	`docs/review/conformance/state/`, `docs/review/conformance/releases/`

Installation and extras

Base install

python -m pip install tigrcorn

Certification / development install

python -m pip install -e ".[certification,dev]"

Optional extras

Extra	Status	Use it for
`tls-x509`	supported	package-owned TLS/X.509 validation, certificate handling, and revocation helpers
`config-yaml`	supported	`.yaml` / `.yml` config loading
`compression`	supported	Brotli content coding and `.br` sidecars
`runtime-uvloop`	supported	`--runtime uvloop` on supported platforms
`runtime-trio`	declared, not supported	reserved dependency path only
`full-featured`	supported	current aggregate optional operator feature surface
`certification`	supported	interop and certification tooling
`dev`	supported	local development and validation

Practical install examples

# TLS/X.509 validation and certificate-material helpers
python -m pip install -e ".[tls-x509]"

# YAML config support
python -m pip install -e ".[config-yaml]"

# Brotli + precompressed static sidecars
python -m pip install -e ".[compression]"

# uvloop runtime option (non-Windows)
python -m pip install -e ".[runtime-uvloop]"

# current aggregate optional feature surface
python -m pip install -e ".[full-featured]"

The authoritative optional dependency reference is docs/review/conformance/OPTIONAL_DEPENDENCY_SURFACE.md. TLS/X.509 operations rely on the optional tigrcorn[tls-x509] extra.

Protocol and feature map

Legend: C-RFC = inside the current certified RFC boundary · C-OP = inside the public/operator surface · O = outside the current scope

Core protocol, transport, and delivery

Category	Surface	Status	Primary docs
HTTP	HTTP/1.1 (`RFC 9112`)	`C-RFC`	`docs/protocols/http1.md`
HTTP	HTTP/2 (`RFC 9113`)	`C-RFC`	`docs/protocols/http2.md`
HTTP	HTTP/3 (`RFC 9114`)	`C-RFC`	`docs/protocols/http3.md`
QUIC	QUIC transport (`RFC 9000`, `RFC 9001`, `RFC 9002`)	`C-RFC`	`docs/protocols/quic.md`
WebSocket	RFC 6455 / RFC 8441 / RFC 9220 carriers	`C-RFC`	`docs/protocols/websocket.md`
Delivery	CONNECT relay, trailer fields, content coding	`C-RFC`	`docs/review/conformance/DEPLOYMENT_PROFILES.md`
Delivery	Conditional requests, range requests, Early Hints, bounded Alt-Svc	`C-RFC`	`docs/review/conformance/RFC_APPLICABILITY_AND_COMPETITOR_STATUS.md`
Security	TLS 1.3, ALPN, X.509, OCSP, CRL	`C-RFC`	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`

Operator and public API surface

Category	Surface	Status	Primary docs
CLI	`tigrcorn`, `python -m tigrcorn`, `tigrcorn-interop`	`C-OP`	`docs/ops/cli.md`
Config	`build_config`, `build_config_from_namespace`, `build_config_from_sources`	`C-OP`	`docs/ops/public.md`
Embedding	`EmbeddedServer`, lifecycle hooks, public lifecycle contract	`C-OP`	`docs/LIFECYCLE_AND_EMBEDDED_SERVER.md`
Static	`StaticFilesApp`, `mount_static_app`, static route flags	`C-OP`	`docs/ops/public.md`
Operations	reload, workers, runtime selection, metrics, logging, proxy normalization	`C-OP`	`docs/ops/cli.md`
Release	`evaluate_release_gates`, `evaluate_promotion_target`	`C-OP`	`docs/ops/public.md`, `docs/gov/release.md`
Custom transports	pipe / inproc / rawframed / custom	`C-OP` with boundary notes	`docs/protocols/custom-transports.md`, `docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`

CLI usage

The main command is tigrcorn. The public module entrypoint is python -m tigrcorn. The interoperability runner is tigrcorn-interop.

For complete operator coverage, use:

docs/ops/cli.md
docs/review/conformance/CLI_FLAG_SURFACE.md
docs/review/conformance/cli_flag_surface.json
docs/review/conformance/DEPLOYMENT_PROFILES.md
docs/review/conformance/cli_help.current.txt
docs/review/conformance/tigrcorn_interop_help.current.txt

Config precedence

CLI > env > config file > defaults

That precedence is implemented by build_config_from_sources and documented in docs/gov/code.md.

Common launch patterns

Minimal HTTP/1.1 + HTTP/2

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000

App factory loading

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:create_app --factory --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000

Config file + environment merge

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --config ./tigrcorn.toml \
  --env-file ./.env \
  --env-prefix TIGRCORN

HTTP/2 over TLS

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --bind 127.0.0.1:8443 \
  --http 2 \
  --ssl-certfile ./certs/server.pem \
  --ssl-keyfile ./certs/server.key

HTTP/3 / QUIC

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --quic-bind 127.0.0.1:8443 \
  --http 3 \
  --protocol http3 \
  --protocol quic \
  --ssl-certfile ./certs/server.pem \
  --ssl-keyfile ./certs/server.key

WebSocket compression

tigrcorn examples.websocket_echo.app:app \
  --host 127.0.0.1 \
  --port 9000 \
  --websocket-compression permessage-deflate

Static route mounting

tigrcorn examples.http_entity_static.app:app \
  --static-path-route /assets \
  --static-path-mount ./public \
  --static-path-dir-to-file \
  --static-path-index-file index.html \
  --static-path-expires 3600

CONNECT, trailer, and content-coding policy

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --connect-policy allowlist \
  --connect-allow 127.0.0.1:5432 \
  --trailer-policy strict \
  --content-coding-policy allowlist \
  --content-codings br,gzip,deflate

Automatic Alt-Svc advertisement

tigrcorn examples.advanced_protocol_delivery.alt_svc_app:app \
  --bind 127.0.0.1:8080 \
  --quic-bind 127.0.0.1:8443 \
  --http 1.1 --http 2 --http 3 \
  --alt-svc-auto \
  --alt-svc-ma 86400 \
  --alt-svc-persist

Metrics, logging, reload, and workers

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --log-level info \
  --structured-log \
  --metrics \
  --metrics-bind 127.0.0.1:9100 \
  --workers 4 \
  --runtime auto \
  --reload \
  --reload-dir ./src

Unix sockets and custom transports

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --transport unix \
  --uds /tmp/tigrcorn.sock

tigrcorn examples.echo_http.app:app \
  --transport pipe \
  --pipe-mode rawframed \
  --protocol rawframed

Interoperability matrices

tigrcorn-interop \
  --matrix docs/review/conformance/external_matrix.release.json \
  --output ./artifacts/interop

Use docs/review/conformance/external_matrix.current_release.json for the current-release bundle contract and docs/review/conformance/external_matrix.same_stack_replay.json for same-stack replay coverage.

Public API and embedding usage

The public import surface is documented in full in docs/ops/public.md. Lifecycle guarantees for embedded use live in docs/LIFECYCLE_AND_EMBEDDED_SERVER.md.

Public import map

Import surface	What it is for
`tigrcorn.run`	sync convenience entrypoint
`tigrcorn.serve`	async entrypoint for an in-memory ASGI app
`tigrcorn.serve_import_string`	async entrypoint for an import string
`tigrcorn.EmbeddedServer`	explicit embedding and lifecycle control
`tigrcorn.StaticFilesApp`	standalone static ASGI app
`tigrcorn.static.mount_static_app`	mount static delivery into another ASGI app
`tigrcorn.static.normalize_static_route`	normalize public static route input
`tigrcorn.config.build_config`	build `ServerConfig` from explicit keyword args
`tigrcorn.config.build_config_from_namespace`	convert argparse namespace into config
`tigrcorn.config.build_config_from_sources`	merge CLI overrides, config file, and environment
`tigrcorn.config.config_to_dict`	inspect or serialize config
`tigrcorn.config.load_env_config`	load prefixed environment config
`tigrcorn.config.load_config_file`	load TOML / JSON / optional YAML config
`tigrcorn.compat.release_gates.evaluate_release_gates`	evaluate release-gate readiness
`tigrcorn.compat.release_gates.evaluate_promotion_target`	evaluate promotion-target readiness
`tigrcorn.compat.release_gates.assert_release_ready`	fail fast if release gates are not satisfied
`tigrcorn.compat.release_gates.assert_promotion_target_ready`	fail fast if promotion target is not satisfied

Usage snippets

Run from sync code

from tigrcorn import run

run(
    "examples.echo_http.app:app",
    host="127.0.0.1",
    port=8000,
    http_versions=["1.1", "2"],
)

Run inside an existing event loop

from tigrcorn import serve

async def app(scope, receive, send):
    ...

await serve(app, host="127.0.0.1", port=8000)

Load an import string inside async code

from tigrcorn import serve_import_string

await serve_import_string(
    "examples.websocket_echo.app:app",
    host="127.0.0.1",
    port=9000,
)

Embed the server and control lifecycle directly

from tigrcorn import EmbeddedServer
from tigrcorn.config import build_config

config = build_config(host="127.0.0.1", port=0, lifespan="on")

async with EmbeddedServer(app, config) as embedded:
    print(embedded.listeners)
    print(embedded.bound_endpoints())

Mount static delivery

from tigrcorn.static import mount_static_app

app = mount_static_app(
    app,
    route="/assets",
    directory="./public",
    apply_content_coding=True,
    content_coding_policy="allowlist",
)

Build config from sources

from tigrcorn.config import build_config_from_sources

config = build_config_from_sources(
    config_path="./tigrcorn.toml",
    env_prefix="TIGRCORN",
    env_file=".env",
    cli_overrides={
        "app": {"target": "examples.echo_http.app:app"},
        "logging": {"level": "debug"},
    },
)

Evaluate release and promotion state

from tigrcorn.compat.release_gates import evaluate_promotion_target, evaluate_release_gates

release_report = evaluate_release_gates(".")
promotion_report = evaluate_promotion_target(".")

print(release_report.passed)
print(promotion_report.passed)

Current scope

Current supported runtime surface

Runtime	Status	Source
`auto`	supported	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`
`asyncio`	supported	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`
`uvloop`	supported	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`, `docs/review/conformance/OPTIONAL_DEPENDENCY_SURFACE.md`
`trio`	reserved dependency path, not supported	`docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`

Out-of-boundary families

Family	Current location
Trio as a supported runtime family	`docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`
WSGI / ASGI2 / RSGI compatibility layers	`docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`
Parser pluggability	`docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`
WebSocket engine pluggability	`docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`
RFC 9111 caching	`docs/review/conformance/RFC_APPLICABILITY_AND_COMPETITOR_STATUS.md`
RFC 9530 digest fields	`docs/review/conformance/RFC_APPLICABILITY_AND_COMPETITOR_STATUS.md`
RFC 9421 message signatures	`docs/review/conformance/RFC_APPLICABILITY_AND_COMPETITOR_STATUS.md`
JOSE / COSE layers	`docs/review/conformance/RFC_APPLICABILITY_AND_COMPETITOR_STATUS.md`

Status at a glance

Topic	Current source of truth
Repo line	`0.3.9` in `pyproject.toml` and `src/tigrcorn/version.py`
Current state	`docs/review/conformance/state/CURRENT_REPOSITORY_STATE.md`
Canonical machine-readable registry	`.ssot/registry.json`
Current-state chain	`docs/review/conformance/CURRENT_STATE_CHAIN.md`, `docs/review/conformance/current_state_chain.current.json`
Authoritative boundary	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`
Strict profile	`docs/review/conformance/STRICT_PROFILE_TARGET.md`
Canonical promoted root	`docs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.9/release-0.3.9/`
Operator docs	`docs/ops/README.md`, `docs/ops/cli.md`, `docs/ops/public.md`
Lifecycle and embedding contract	`docs/LIFECYCLE_AND_EMBEDDED_SERVER.md`
Optional dependency truth	`docs/review/conformance/OPTIONAL_DEPENDENCY_SURFACE.md`, `docs/review/conformance/optional_dependency_surface.current.json`
External evidence inputs	`external_matrix.same_stack_replay.json`, `external_matrix.release.json`, `external_matrix.current_release.json`
Planning and promotion checkpoints	`docs/review/conformance/PHASE9_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md`, `docs/review/conformance/PHASE9A_PROMOTION_CONTRACT_FREEZE.md`

Current repository claim

Under docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md, the package is certifiably fully RFC compliant under the authoritative certification boundary. The canonical promoted root at docs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.9/release-0.3.9/ is strict-target certifiably fully RFC compliant and certifiably fully featured.¹

Validation and promotion

A practical maintainer validation pass looks like this:

python tools/govchk.py scan
PYTHONPATH=src python -m compileall -q src benchmarks tools
PYTHONPATH=src pytest -q

Promotion-facing evaluators:

PYTHONPATH=src python - <<'PY'
from tigrcorn.compat.release_gates import evaluate_release_gates, evaluate_promotion_target

print(evaluate_release_gates('.').passed)
print(
    evaluate_release_gates(
        '.',
        boundary_path='docs/review/conformance/certification_boundary.strict_target.json',
    ).passed
)
print(evaluate_promotion_target('.').passed)
PY

Where to look

If you are…	Start here	Then go to
Launching Tigrcorn as an operator	`docs/ops/cli.md`	`docs/review/conformance/DEPLOYMENT_PROFILES.md`
Embedding Tigrcorn in another process	`docs/ops/public.md`	`docs/LIFECYCLE_AND_EMBEDDED_SERVER.md`
Working on static or delivery behavior	`docs/ops/public.md`	`examples/http_entity_static/app.py`
Reviewing current repository truth	`docs/review/conformance/state/CURRENT_REPOSITORY_STATE.md`	`docs/review/conformance/current_state_chain.current.json`
Reviewing the promoted release root	`docs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.9/release-0.3.9/`	`RELEASE_NOTES_0.3.9.md`
Reviewing the boundary or current scope	`docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md`	`docs/review/conformance/BOUNDARY_NON_GOALS.md`
Comparing Tigrcorn with peer servers	`docs/comp/rfc.md`	`docs/comp/cli.md`, `docs/comp/ops.md`, `docs/comp/oob.md`
Writing or maintaining docs	`docs/gov/authoring.md`	`CONTRIBUTING.md`, `docs/gov/tree.md`, `docs/gov/mut.md`
Working on release or promotion	`docs/gov/release.md`	`docs/review/conformance/PHASE9A_PROMOTION_CONTRACT_FREEZE.md`
Acting as an agent or automation	`AGENTS.md`	`tools/govchk.py`

Governance and maintainer workflow

Maintainer and authoring guidance lives in:

docs/gov/authoring.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
AGENTS.md
docs/gov/release.md

The short version:

update code and tests together
update machine-readable truth together with human docs
keep current-state pointers current
create new preserved artifacts for promotion-relevant changes instead of editing a frozen release root

Useful governance checks:

python tools/govchk.py state README.md
python tools/govchk.py state docs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.9
python tools/govchk.py scan

Repository cleanliness is governed by MUT.json, docs/gov/tree.md, docs/gov/mut.md, docs/gov/code.md, and ADR .ssot/adr/ADR-1005-doc-gov.md.

Current-state and historical planning

For current repository truth, start with:

docs/review/conformance/state/CURRENT_REPOSITORY_STATE.md
docs/review/conformance/state/README.md
docs/review/conformance/CURRENT_STATE_CHAIN.md
docs/review/conformance/current_state_chain.current.json

For planning and promotion history, use:

docs/review/conformance/PHASE9_IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
docs/review/conformance/phase9_implementation_plan.current.json
docs/review/conformance/PHASE9A_PROMOTION_CONTRACT_FREEZE.md
docs/review/conformance/phase9a_promotion_contract.current.json
docs/review/conformance/PHASE9A_EXECUTION_BACKLOG.md
docs/review/conformance/phase9a_execution_backlog.current.json
docs/review/conformance/PHASE9I_RELEASE_ASSEMBLY_AND_CERTIFIABLE_CHECKPOINT.md
docs/review/conformance/phase9i_release_assembly.current.json
docs/review/conformance/RFC_APPLICABILITY_AND_COMPETITOR_STATUS.md
docs/review/conformance/state/checkpoints/

These files explain how the repository got to the current promoted state without replacing the canonical current-state pointer.

Certification environment freeze

The certification environment freeze documents the install contract and runtime prerequisites for the strict release workflow.

Start with:

docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_ENVIRONMENT_FREEZE.md
docs/review/conformance/certification_environment_freeze.current.json
docs/review/conformance/delivery/DELIVERY_NOTES_CERTIFICATION_ENVIRONMENT_FREEZE.md
docs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.9/release-0.3.9/tigrcorn-certification-environment-bundle/
.github/workflows/phase9-certification-release.yml
tools/run_phase9_release_workflow.py

Frozen install command:

python -m pip install -e ".[certification,dev]"

The freeze distinguishes the authoritative release-workflow contract from the observed local editing environment.²

Contributing, conduct, and community norms

CONTRIBUTING.md explains how to make changes without drifting from the boundary, tests, current-state chain, or release evidence.
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md defines participation expectations and reporting guidance.
docs/gov/authoring.md explains how maintainers and authors should update the repository without creating truth conflicts.
docs/gov/tree.md and docs/gov/mut.md explain where new files belong and which trees are frozen.

Footnotes

Certification language in this repository is scoped by docs/review/conformance/CERTIFICATION_BOUNDARY.md and docs/review/conformance/state/CURRENT_REPOSITORY_STATE.md. The current package claim and the promoted-root claim are related, but they are not the same statement. ↩
The freeze preserves the release-workflow contract even when the local working environment is missing a certification dependency such as aioquic. ↩

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Quick start

Install

Run an HTTP server

Run HTTP/3 + QUIC

Run from Python

Why teams pick Tigrcorn

What Tigrcorn provides

Installation and extras

Base install

Certification / development install

Optional extras

Practical install examples

Protocol and feature map

Core protocol, transport, and delivery

Operator and public API surface

CLI usage

Config precedence

Common launch patterns

Minimal HTTP/1.1 + HTTP/2

App factory loading

Config file + environment merge

HTTP/2 over TLS

HTTP/3 / QUIC

WebSocket compression

Static route mounting

CONNECT, trailer, and content-coding policy

Automatic Alt-Svc advertisement

Metrics, logging, reload, and workers

Unix sockets and custom transports

Interoperability matrices

Public API and embedding usage

Public import map

Usage snippets

Run from sync code

Run inside an existing event loop

Load an import string inside async code

Embed the server and control lifecycle directly

Mount static delivery

Build config from sources

Evaluate release and promotion state

Current scope

Current supported runtime surface

Out-of-boundary families

Status at a glance

Current repository claim

Validation and promotion

Where to look

Governance and maintainer workflow

Current-state and historical planning

Certification environment freeze

Contributing, conduct, and community norms

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