Reference

The reference material.

The onboarding guide teaches you how the harness works. The architecture guide shows you where it runs. This is the place you come after both — when you need the full catalogue, the complete tech-stack inventory, the file paths to every pattern, in one scrollable page.

Open the Patterns & Technologies catalogue →

What lives in here

Reference pages are deliberately denser than the onboarding chapters. They assume you already know why something exists — they exist to answer "what's the complete list?" and "where exactly does it live?"

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Patterns & Technologies

Every architectural pattern, every AI/RAG/graph subsystem, every framework, every NuGet and npm dependency — catalogued, cross-linked to source, with code samples for the twelve patterns you'll meet most often.

How it relates to the other guides

Developer Onboarding

Narrative. Teaches the harness chapter-by-chapter, with a single message's journey traced end-to-end. Start here if you're new.

Architecture Guide

Operational. Azure topology, dev/staging/prod, networking, observability, costs. Start here if you're shipping.

Interactive Course

Conceptual. Visual walkthrough for non-technical readers. Start here if you're explaining the harness to someone else.

Reference (you are here)

Catalogue. The "find me everything of type X" guide. Start here when you already know what you're looking for and just need the index.

Ready? Open Patterns & Technologies — it's a long page on purpose. Use the right-hand on-page table of contents to jump.