OGO documentation overview

OGO documentation is deliberately maintained in three connected forms. The hosted site is the fastest place to search, filter, and share a precise chapter. The repository Markdown is the reviewable source used by maintainers and contributors. The PDF and DOCX editions are versioned snapshots for workshops, offline use, procurement records, and structured review.

Evidence noteThe website is the living source. The repository is the review surface. The publication files are controlled snapshots.

This separation prevents a polished PDF from becoming a hidden knowledge silo. A user can search for a role, safety rule, evidence standard, or dossier requirement without opening a long file and scanning page by page.

1. 01Begin with Quick start if you are opening OGO for the first time.
2. 02Choose a role path when you need responsibilities, outputs, and handoff expectations.
3. 03Use Operate safely before running commands, handling customer evidence, or using optional AI.
4. 04Use Build and contribute when writing or reviewing diagnostic guides.
5. 05Download the PDF or DOCX when a fixed edition is required.

The library covers the public OGO product: local-first guided diagnostic simulation, evidence gates, approved guide logic, owner routing, command purpose and safety, dossiers, validation, and verified Community Source contribution. It does not document private Oprynta platform engines, internal enterprise methods, unreleased workflows, or proprietary operating intelligence.

Search indexes titles, descriptions, headings, role tags, keywords, and article text. Press / from any documentation page to focus the search field. Filter by category or role when a broad query produces too many results. Each chapter has a permanent URL so a team can link directly to the exact operating guidance needed.

The hosted Studio remains free and no-auth for exploration. Complete current source, the private guide library, local deployment, repository membership, and contribution access use OGO Community Source and the verified-access workflow. OGO Community Source is a private-source program, not an OSI open-source distribution.