Learn

Complete the task, verify the exact contract, and inspect the responsible layer when something fails. Use Standards when the rule itself must be canonical.

Tutorials

Complete one Cuddler engineering task at a time, with an exact contract to follow and a visible success signal to verify.

Section mapTutorials at a glance

These pages are designed to be used together. Read across the map to see the main topics this section covers.

PageBuild Your First Artifact Definition

Follow the two-agent Cuddler handoff: use the Artifact Specification to author a synchronized definition contract, then use that contract to prepare validatable Artifact Documents.

Open Build Your First Artifact Definition
PageCreate a Data Schema

Define a Cuddler Data Schema that captures the structure, validation rules, and field-level guidance needed before rendering begins.

Open Create a Data Schema
PageCreate a Template Schema

Author a Cuddler Template Schema that defines a markdown-compliant template document without weakening data validation.

Open Create a Template Schema
PageRender a Report in the Browser

Render a Cuddler document in the browser after the data schema and markdown-template template schema both validate.

Open Render a Report in the Browser
PageDiagnose Validation and Trace Output

Use validation errors and trace output to find schema mismatches, missing fields, and render-time problems in a Cuddler workflow.

Open Diagnose Validation and Trace Output

Use these walkthroughs when you want to build, validate, render, or diagnose something yourself. Each tutorial names the responsible contract, shows the mechanism, and gives you a result another engineer can inspect.

Tutorial directory

Where to start

If you are new to the platform, begin with Build Your First Artifact Definition . It gives you the shortest route from the standards model to a working, reviewable document workflow.

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Cuddler publishes document contracts that give AI an exact Data Schema and give applications predictable, validatable JSON.

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