Documentation | TruSecure Community Edition

Documentation is part of the release, not an afterthought to it: the install path, the configuration surface, and the AI inference setup are written and versioned together with the software they describe. When Community Edition ships, the docs ship with it — day one, in the same place as the code.

The docs are written for the person operating the instance: prerequisites stated plainly, a quick-start that ends in a verifiable running system, and a configuration model you can hold in version control. No marketing gloss between you and the settings.

Three properties hold across every page here. First, the docs are versioned with the software — a given release's documentation describes that release, not a drifting approximation of it. Second, every instruction is testable: the install path ends in a verification step, and configuration settings are declarative inputs you can diff, not a sequence of clicks that exist only in someone's memory. Third, the docs live beside the code, so an issue filed against a documentation page is an issue against the release, not a note into a void.