docs: add beginner primer for core concepts#26
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marcus merged 1 commit intomarcus:mainfrom Feb 16, 2026
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Thanks for putting this together, Fred! 🎉 The primer is a great addition — having a single "start here" doc that walks through the data model, session isolation, and project organization will really help newcomers get oriented before diving into the reference docs. Merged! |
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Summary
docs/primer.md, a beginner-friendly guide covering td's core conceptsand how they relate to each other
single starting point before diving into the detailed docs
The primer covers:
Motivation
The current documentation is written for someone who already understands td. It's
great as a reference but assumes familiarity with the concepts. This primer is a
quick 30-second read that helps someone new understand what td is, how the pieces
fit together, and how they'd use it before they start digging into the detailed docs.