Reference

Reference

Look it up. Then get back to building.

Exact commands, config keys, adapters, and package entry points. These pages are for lookup. If you are learning Zever for the first time, start with the guides.

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CLI

Every command group: scaffolding, inspection, runtime, and database, with flags and exit codes.

→Config reference

Every service key, option, default, and environment variable in the layered config.

→Flag

Flag adapters, config keys, options, and the error index, pinned to code by drift tests.

→Ratelimit

Ratelimit adapters, config keys, options, and the error index, pinned to code by drift tests.

→Session

Session adapters, config keys, options, and the error index, pinned to code by drift tests.

→Adapters matrix

Every service, adapter, package, and container accessor in one table.

→API index

Package entry points with the container accessor for each service.

→Errors

The repo error conventions: message format, sentinels, wrapping, and branching.

→Benchmarks

Point-in-time hot-path numbers for router, ORM, queue, and more, with repro commands.

→Minimal profile

What the db/orm/router/config/log floor costs versus the full CLI, with repro commands.

→Compatibility matrix

Which Core modules the API gates protect, and what may break per release type.

→Agent skill

Install and use the Zever skill so Claude Code knows the commands and safe workflows.

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Schema languageEntities, services, RPCs, and attributes in .zen.