Documentation
The honest answer: the reference manual is not written yet. The useful answer: Lux documents itself where you actually need it.
- Every node is documented in the app. All 230+ nodes ship with a summary, a description, pin tooltips with ranges and defaults, and see-also links. CI fails the build when one goes missing, so the docs cannot rot.
- The devlog is the deep-dive library. Every subsystem landed with a post explaining what it does, how it works, and what it refuses to fake.
- GitHub has the source and the issue tracker.
A proper manual and a node reference site are planned. They will be generated from the same in-app docs, so the two can never drift apart.