How to read these docs
Every claim in these docs is one of five kinds, and we keep them apart.
Five kinds of statement
| Label | What it means |
|---|---|
| Working in the experiment | Built and exercised inside the controlled synthetic ONNX CPU experiment. |
| Measured | A number we recorded, with where it came from. |
| Proposed | Specified or planned, and not built. |
| Hypothesis | Something we believe and are testing. |
| Not claimed | Something Vraelis does not claim, such as customers, certification or pricing. |
- Working in the experimentA solid outline: built and exercised in the experiment.
- MeasuredA solid outline: a recorded number.
- ProposedA dashed outline: not built.
- HypothesisA dashed outline: believed, being tested.
- Not claimedNo outline: not claimed.
Pictures and code
Product pictures are captures of the read-only evidence app reading the recorded trace. They are not mockups and they do not show a customer deployment.
JSON on these pages is copied unchanged from the recorded trace of the controlled synthetic ONNX CPU experiment. The experiment's source code is not shown.
Search
Press Ctrl K, or ⌘K on a Mac, on any page to search every section of these docs. Search runs in your browser.
Ask AI
Ask AI answers from this documentation only. It quotes the passages that match your question, word for word, each linked to its section. When the docs do not cover something, it says so. Open it from the header, or from the first row of search.
Ask AI does not answer from the earlier references. The conversation is not kept after the page closes.
If generated answers are switched on, each one is labelled as generated, and the panel says where your question is sent.
Markdown for AI assistants
Every page has a Markdown twin. Copy for LLM copies the page as Markdown, and View as Markdown opens it. llms.txt lists every page with its twin.
Earlier references
The Earlier references tab keeps the documentation of the earlier browser-testing product, as history. Those pages are not current, and each carries a banner that says so.
Last updated: October 10, 2026