Reference

GlossaryEvery term these docs use, defined once.

CLI referenceEvery command and flag.

Known limitationsWhat Watcher does not do, stated plainly.

These pages are for looking something up rather than reading through. The glossary defines every Watcher-specific term the documentation uses, so you can arrive at any page and decode it. The CLI page lists every command with what it needs configured. The limitations page states, without hedging, what Watcher does not do — worth reading once before you rely on it for something important.

Reference material elsewhere

Not everything lookup-shaped lives in this section. The other reference pages sit next to the material they belong to:

Looking for	Go to
Every environment variable, its default, and what happens when it is missing	Environment variables
Every field of a watch and of a source, including collection hints	Watch schema
Every HTTP route, with auth requirements and status codes	API reference
All ten run outcomes, what each stored, and what to do	Run outcomes
Which model serves which use case, and how keys rotate	Models and keys
The exact conditions under which an alert fires	Decision rules