lakecode is in private beta, onboarded one team at a time. Design partners get working documentation on day one — written against your own setup, not a generic quickstart. The public manual lands with general availability.
Four documents, delivered and walked through during onboarding — each one specific to your team.
One page: initialize a workspace, connect your corpora, what write-back persists and when, and where the review queue lives. Everything needed to run a first real session.
The pre-registrations, judge prompts, and raw run records behind every number on the proof page. Check our work — that's the point of publishing it.
The glass box, live: claims with provenance and confidence, inline editing, the promotion ladder, sessions and sources. Your reviewers learn it in one sitting.
10–15 golden questions about your systems, written with your team, with a pass bar agreed up front — run before you commit to anything.
Using Claude Code or Cursor? The substrate also serves any MCP client — the same grounded recall, in the agent you already run. Setup is part of onboarding.
One team at a time, onboarded personally. Your repo, your golden questions, the flywheel demo on your own code.