ClearPoint Docs overview

ClearPoint Docs publishes source-anchored documentation for ClearPoint Logic. Each page records the source it was reviewed against, the audience allowed to read it, and the review metadata needed for follow-up work.

What this covers

The portal is intentionally not a second source of truth. Shared operating standards, architecture, security, and runbook material remain owned in their source repositories. The docs portal makes approved slices readable through the right audience gate and keeps a back-reference to the source.

How it works

• Public pages are available to anonymous readers.
• Customer pages require a signed-in customer context.
• Developer and partner pages require tenant membership and the matching server-side audience grant.
• Internal pages require a ClearPoint internal grant.

Developer and partner are supported audience states, but no page enters those tiers until source-approved content, audited grant fixtures, and live positive and negative access evidence exist. This keeps publishing fail-closed.

Limits

Every published page goes through the corpus gate, source-anchor validation, and a per-doc reconciliation sweep. Search results use the same audience filter as direct page reads, so restricted titles are not listed to readers outside their tier.

Next steps

Use Getting started with ClearPoint Docs to find material for your audience or Evaluate ClearPoint for the public technical evaluation path.