Trust & Lifecycle
This documentation website describes the installed product; it is not an installed codeArbiter adapter, a hosted governance service, or a codeArbiter account. This page is a map to the canonical owners for trust and lifecycle details. Follow those sources for the current policy, evidence, and procedures instead of treating this summary as another policy copy.
Before installation
Section titled “Before installation”| Question | Canonical owner |
|---|---|
| What can codeArbiter block, and where are its limits? | Enforcement & Security |
| Which activity uses the network, and what stays on disk? | Compatibility: Network Calls and the repository’s Privacy Policy |
| Which published versions and documentation build does the site currently support with evidence? | Published release applicability and its machine-readable record |
| What license governs the repository? | The canonical repository LICENSE |
While operating or removing codeArbiter
Section titled “While operating or removing codeArbiter”- To inspect a block or understand whether a control is blocking or advisory, use Enforcement & Security.
- To verify currently published support evidence after an update, use Compatibility and the machine-readable applicability record.
- To make one repository dormant, remove one host, or uninstall every host without accidentally deleting project-owned history, follow Uninstall & Disable.
These links intentionally remain the canonical owners. Changes to enforcement, data flows, support, licensing, or removal belong in their owning source first; this route should continue to point to them rather than restating their claims.
If a linked source changes, prefer that source over this navigation map.
Academy reading preferences on this website
Section titled “Academy reading preferences on this website”Academy command examples can retain your operating-system and host selections in this browser. The optional Save this lesson in this browser control stores one lesson ID and its exact Academy curriculum identity, scoped to this site’s base path. Visiting a lesson does not save a place automatically. Use Remove saved place to remove only that bookmark; your command preferences remain.
The bookmark is a reading aid, not verified progress. It does not read your repository, import checkpoint results, or send learning progress to a server. A changed curriculum snapshot requires you to choose a place again rather than silently treating old progress as current. Browser storage restrictions may prevent saving; ordinary lesson, track, and setup links still work.