GitHub Repository

Everything this site says about the CLI, the commands, the contract schemas, the validation rules, is backed by real, published source. The toolkit lives in the companion GitHub repository, out in the open, where anyone evaluating it can read the code instead of relying on a description of it.

That's where the current, authoritative version of everything lives. The contract schemas that cdad init scaffolds and cdad validate checks against. The CLI source itself, command by command. The documentation covering concepts, anti-patterns, the full command reference, and the adoption journey this site's toolkit pages summarize. Pages here aim to stay accurate to that source, but the repository is the one that updates first when the tool changes.

If you're deciding whether to adopt this in your own repository, that's the right place to look before committing anything. Read the schemas, read the validation logic, try the CLI against a throwaway repo if you want to see the output shape before running it somewhere that matters.

For an overview of what the toolkit actually does before you go digging through source, start with thetoolkit overview and work outward from there.