Getting started
Install the SDK, verify the compiler, and run your first program.
OpenDocumentation
Start with install, language fundamentals, examples, stability labels, and the optimization roadmap.
Install the SDK, verify the compiler, and run your first program.
OpenFunctions, variables, structs, control flow, modules, and unsafe blocks.
OpenRunnable snippets for CLI, files, networking, structs, and services.
OpenStable-core parser, typecheck, diagnostics, and stdlib-import gates.
OpenDiagnostics, formatter, lint, examples, LSP, snippets, run, and native build gates.
OpenSemVer package pins, lock/registry parity, package checksums, launchers, and the public tezz tool gate.
OpenGenerate CPython extension scaffolds for TezzNative hot functions with primitive and buffer mapping gates.
OpenLocal actors, mailboxes, supervisor restarts, hot version tags, and OTP-like app helpers.
OpenOwnership, failure behavior, platform notes, and edge gates for stable-candidate modules.
OpenWindows/Linux x64 target matrix, reproducibility gates, and fail-closed target rules.
OpenLayout rules, header generation, structured ABI manifests, and C interop commands.
OpenRepeatable workload fixtures, optional language comparisons, and publishing rules.
OpenVerified claims, public boundaries, and replacement-readiness rules.
OpenStable, beta, experimental, and internal public-surface labels.
OpenThe production hardening roadmap for replacing Python/C use cases carefully.
OpenModule inventory generated from the SDK where available.
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