Reference
Use Reference when you know the command, setting, target or API you need. Each entry gives its exact names, defaults and constraints. For a complete workflow, use Getting started; for configuration choices and examples, use Guides.
Configuration, CLI, registry and API entries are generated from their source definitions. Release notes come from the changelog; the compatibility policy and the support and contribution guidance are authored. Each page also provides a plain Markdown rendition at index.md under its URL.
Commands and configuration
Section titled “Commands and configuration”Commands, options and the defaults the CLI applies.
Settings, types, defaults, constraints, YAML paths and flags.
Compatibility
Section titled “Compatibility”What a release promises, what it does not, and how version numbers change.
Registered lowering support, tensor dtype roles and documented constraints.
Registered platforms, memories, clocks and capabilities.
Package, Python and kernel library version requirements.
Generated interfaces
Section titled “Generated interfaces”The public C interface, residency report and an example emitted file tree.
Python API
Section titled “Python API”The declared public package surface, module by module.
Errors and project
Section titled “Errors and project”Converter failures, hints and their standard Python base types.
Changes in each release from the repository changelog.
Where to ask, licence terms and how to contribute.