About Workbench Documentation

Workbench grew from repeated needs across independent projects: coordinating concurrent work, sharing reliable mechanics, validating changes, and avoiding duplicated tooling.

Its executable implementation is intentionally separate from this documentation project. Workbench remains an internal working framework. A deliberately smaller Customer Core can now be tested as a local preview, but it is not approved for public redistribution. The documentation exists because we are proud of the tool and want to explain the useful ideas behind it without pretending a preview is a release.

The two sides stay synchronized. Implemented behavior must be documented, and an accepted documentation idea that needs code is handed to the implementation owner for compatibility testing.

Some capability notes are suitable for the public site; others remain private. Publication is an explicit safety decision, not a reward for a note managing to look respectable in Markdown.