Documentation

Find your next step.

Practical guides for getting connected, publishing a private site and understanding the architecture. Existing instructions and historical resources remain intact.

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Architecture

Y11 reference architecture ↗

Eleven cross-layer domains, workflows, trust boundaries and OSI comparison.

Architecture

YuraMesh architecture ↗

Protocol family, Native boundary, identity separation, naming, ownership and continuity.

Start

Installation & connection ↗

Windows, Linux and macOS setup instructions, commands and troubleshooting.

OS

OS installation & release channel ↗

ISO provenance, USB, VirtualBox, encryption, Native onboarding and recovery.

OS

YuraNetwork OS ↗

Integrated environment architecture, implementation notes and product model.

Core

YuraCore ↗

State, readiness, policy signals, reconciliation and coordination direction.

Shell

YuraShell ↗

Workspace, application integration, settings, files, terminal and connection awareness.

Network

Native architecture ↗

Device admission, signed challenges, transport binding and private routing.

Network

Identity & access ↗

Ownership, device trust, admission and service eligibility.

Network

.yura naming & private HTTPS ↗

Private resolution, service names, trust and authorization boundaries.

Architecture

Protocols & architecture ↗

Verified contracts, message flows and future ecosystem protocol design.

Create

Publish a private website ↗

Existing Site Kit workflow, publisher credentials and private hosting guidance.

Understand

Architecture & security ↗

Identity, Native, routing, DNS, HTTPS and service boundaries.

Build

Developer architecture ↗

Native admission, protocol boundaries and Studio contracts.

Start

Downloads ↗

Verified application packages and OS release pipeline.

Explore

Applications & versions ↗

Current application destinations and availability notes.

Help

Frequently asked questions ↗

Existing answers and user help.

Help

Report a bug ↗

Preserved support workflow.

Policy

Privacy policy ↗

Existing policy text, retained without silent rewriting.

Policy

Terms ↗

Existing terms retained in full.