Aethelix Documentation#
Complete documentation for the Aethelix Satellite Causal Inference Framework.
Quick Links#
Getting Started (Start here!)#
- Table of Contents - Full documentation structure
- Introduction - What is Aethelix and why use it
- Installation - Set up your environment
- Quick Start - Run your first example (5 min)
Using Aethelix#
- Running the Framework - How to execute workflows
- Configuration - Tune parameters
- Output Interpretation - Understand the results
Deep Dive#
- Architecture - System design overview
- Causal Graph - Graph structure and design
- Inference Algorithm - How reasoning works
Reference#
- API Reference - Module documentation
- Python Library - Use as a library
- Rust Integration - High-performance features
Advanced Topics#
- Simulation & Testing - Create test scenarios
- Custom Scenarios - Domain-specific use cases
- Performance Tuning - Optimize speed
- Deployment - Production setup
- Troubleshooting - Fix issues
- Monitoring - Runtime observation
Development#
- Development Setup - Local development
- Contributing - Contribute code
- Testing Framework - Test infrastructure
Reference#
- Glossary - Terminology
- FAQ - Common questions
- Bibliography - Academic references
Usage Paths#
I'm new to Aethelix#
-> Read: Introduction -> Installation -> Quick Start
I want to run it#
-> Read: Running the Framework -> Configuration
I want to understand it#
-> Read: Architecture -> Causal Graph -> Inference Algorithm
I want to use it as a library#
-> Read: Installation -> Python Library -> API Reference
I want to deploy it#
-> Read: Deployment -> Monitoring -> Troubleshooting
I want to contribute#
-> Read: Development Setup -> Contributing -> Testing Framework
Document Overview#
| # | Document | Pages | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Table of Contents | 1 | Navigation guide |
| 1 | Introduction | 4 | Overview and concepts |
| 2 | Installation | 5 | Setup instructions |
| 3 | Quick Start | 4 | 5-minute tutorial |
| 4 | Running Framework | 6 | Execution workflows |
| 5 | Configuration | 7 | Parameter tuning |
| 6 | Output Interpretation | 6 | Understanding results |
| 7 | Architecture | 6 | System design |
| 8 | Causal Graph | 6 | Graph structure |
| 9 | Inference Algorithm | 6 | Mathematical foundation |
| 10 | API Reference | 8 | Module documentation |
| 11 | Python Library | 5 | Library integration |
| 12 | Rust Integration | 5 | Performance features |
| 13 | Simulation & Testing | 6 | Test scenarios |
| 14 | Custom Scenarios | 5 | Domain-specific use |
| 15 | Performance Tuning | 5 | Optimization |
| 16 | Deployment | 7 | Production setup |
| 17 | Troubleshooting | 6 | Problem solving |
| 18 | Monitoring | 5 | Runtime observation |
| 19 | Development Setup | 5 | Local development |
| 20 | Contributing | 5 | Code contribution |
| 21 | Testing Framework | 5 | Test infrastructure |
| 22 | Glossary | 4 | Terminology |
| 23 | FAQ | 5 | Common questions |
| 24 | Bibliography | 3 | Academic references |
| TOTAL | ~150 pages | Complete guide |
Converting to PDF#
Option 1: Using Pandoc#
Install pandoc: https://pandoc.org/installing.html
# Generate single PDF from all documents
pandoc 00_TABLE_OF_CONTENTS.md 01_INTRODUCTION.md 02_INSTALLATION.md \
03_QUICKSTART.md 04_RUNNING_FRAMEWORK.md 05_CONFIGURATION.md \
06_OUTPUT_INTERPRETATION.md 07_ARCHITECTURE.md 08_CAUSAL_GRAPH.md \
09_INFERENCE_ALGORITHM.md 10_API_REFERENCE.md 11_PYTHON_LIBRARY.md \
12_RUST_INTEGRATION.md 13_SIMULATION.md 14_CUSTOM_SCENARIOS.md \
15_PERFORMANCE.md 16_DEPLOYMENT.md 17_TROUBLESHOOTING.md \
18_MONITORING.md 19_DEVELOPMENT.md 20_CONTRIBUTING.md \
21_TESTING.md 22_GLOSSARY.md 23_FAQ.md 24_REFERENCES.md \
-o aethelix_documentation.pdf
Option 2: Using Python#
import os
import subprocess
docs = [
"00_TABLE_OF_CONTENTS.md",
"01_INTRODUCTION.md",
"02_INSTALLATION.md",
# ... all other documents
]
# Concatenate all documents
full_content = ""
for doc in docs:
with open(doc, "r") as f:
full_content += f.read() + "\n\n"
with open("FULL_DOCUMENTATION.md", "w") as f:
f.write(full_content)
# Convert to PDF
subprocess.run([
"pandoc",
"FULL_DOCUMENTATION.md",
"-o", "aethelix_documentation.pdf",
"--toc",
"--toc-depth=2",
"-V", "papersize=a4",
"-V", "geometry:margin=1in",
])
Option 3: Using MkDocs#
Create mkdocs.yml:
site_name: Aethelix Documentation
site_description: Satellite Causal Inference Framework
site_author: Your Name
site_url: https://example.com
nav:
- Home: index.md
- Getting Started:
- Introduction: "01_INTRODUCTION.md"
- Installation: "02_INSTALLATION.md"
- Quick Start: "03_QUICKSTART.md"
- User Guide:
- Running Framework: "04_RUNNING_FRAMEWORK.md"
- Configuration: "05_CONFIGURATION.md"
- Output: "06_OUTPUT_INTERPRETATION.md"
# ... rest of structure
theme:
name: material
plugins:
- search
- pdf-export
markdown_extensions:
- toc
- codehilite
Then:
mkdocs build
# PDF available in site/ directory
File Structure#
DOCUMENTATION/
+-- README.md <- You are here
+-- 00_TABLE_OF_CONTENTS.md
+-- 01_INTRODUCTION.md
+-- 02_INSTALLATION.md
+-- 03_QUICKSTART.md
+-- 04_RUNNING_FRAMEWORK.md
+-- 05_CONFIGURATION.md
+-- 06_OUTPUT_INTERPRETATION.md
+-- 07_ARCHITECTURE.md
+-- 08_CAUSAL_GRAPH.md
+-- 09_INFERENCE_ALGORITHM.md
+-- 10_API_REFERENCE.md
+-- 11_PYTHON_LIBRARY.md
+-- 12_RUST_INTEGRATION.md
+-- 13_SIMULATION.md
+-- 14_CUSTOM_SCENARIOS.md
+-- 15_PERFORMANCE.md
+-- 16_DEPLOYMENT.md
+-- 17_TROUBLESHOOTING.md
+-- 18_MONITORING.md
+-- 19_DEVELOPMENT.md
+-- 20_CONTRIBUTING.md
+-- 21_TESTING.md
+-- 22_GLOSSARY.md
+-- 23_FAQ.md
+-- 24_REFERENCES.md
Version Info#
- Documentation Version: 1.0
- Last Updated: January 2026
- Aethelix Version: 1.0
- Status: Complete & Production-Ready
Support#
For issues or questions:
- GitHub Issues: https://github.com/rudywasfound/aethelix/issues
- Documentation: See FAQ and Troubleshooting sections
- Email: Contact repository maintainers
License#
Documentation is provided under the same license as Aethelix.
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