Guides

These pages answer the questions that come after the tool is installed: what a drill should assert, how often it should run, what a failed one is telling you, and what is inside the record it leaves behind.

They deliberately do not repeat the repository. Installing Probavi, building an adapter, choosing between the sandbox providers, and wiring a drill to cron are all documented where the code is, and a second copy here would be a second copy to keep correct:

• Quickstart — from nothing to a signed record, with a demo dump if you have no backup at hand.
• Sandbox providers — what each one guarantees and what it needs.
• Running on a schedule — cron, systemd timers, lock files and timeouts.
• Adapter protocol and evidence schema — normative specifications, versioned independently of the binary.

Everything on this site describes one pinned release of the core, named at the foot of every page. Where a fact about the software appears here, it is read from that release’s capabilities manifest when the page is built rather than written out by hand.