1. Install
Start on the install page, pick your operating system, and run the matching command exactly once. After installation, verify that `kira --version` works from a fresh terminal.
Documentation
Start reading Kira with short guides instead of one long landing page.
This docs area gives you a focused way to explore installation, syntax, packages, examples, and the language workflow.
Documentation
Start with the Kira overview, workflow, and examples.
Syntax
See how variables, functions, and structs look in Kira.
Examples
Walk through real snippets adapted from the Kira repository.
Packages
Learn the lockfile, Foundation, registry, path, and pinned git workflow.
Install guide
Platform-specific instructions for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
2. Read syntax
Once the toolchain is working, look at the syntax guide. It covers the core pieces most people want first: values, functions, mutation, and simple data types.
3. Learn packages
Once the basics feel familiar, read the packages guide. It covers the bundled Foundation package, exact registry versions, pinned git dependencies, and lockfile-backed builds.
What these docs are optimizing for
Fast orientation
The docs are intentionally short and navigable. Instead of one giant wall of text, each page focuses on one question: how to install, how the syntax reads, or what real code looks like.
Readable first
Kira's pitch here is clarity. These docs mirror that by keeping the explanations close to the code and only introducing terminology when it helps you understand what is happening.