Arcwell documentation

Build systems that keep their promises.

Typed events, durable delivery, and operations you can reason about.

Start with the quick start API reference

Typed publishTypeScript

import { arc } from "@arcwell/atlas";

await arc.publish(orderAccepted, {
  orderId: "ord_7K2M",
  region: "north",
});

// Validated. Routed. Durable.

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Getting started

Install Arcwell and publish your first typed event.

Concepts

Understand runtimes, streams, delivery, and failure.

Guides

Move from local workflows to secure production systems.

API reference

Integrate with explicit request and response contracts.

CLI reference

Plan, inspect, and operate Arcwell from the terminal.

Examples

Study complete typed workers and operational patterns.

One model across every layer.

Events stay typed and traceable from the producer to the final delivery.

01Arc Runtime

Validate, route, and retain typed events with deterministic configuration.

02Relay Gateway

Accept signed events at the edge without exposing internal workers.

03Atlas SDK

Build typed producers and workers with explicit delivery semantics.

04arcctl

Plan configuration, inspect runtime state, and replay failed work.

Start from the work in front of you.

First hour

Publish an event locally

Install the toolchain, create a workspace, and receive a typed delivery.

Open quick start →

Production

Prepare a safe rollout

Set retention, apply least privilege, plan configuration, and verify health.

Read deployment guide →

Reference

Integrate over HTTP

Review authentication, event publishing, stream claims, and error contracts.

Browse API reference →

Failure is part of the contract.

Leases, bounded retries, quarantine, and replay are visible primitives. No hidden queue behavior.

Understand delivery states →

arcwell.streams.yml

streams:
  northline-fulfillment:
    lease: 30s
    retries:
      attempts: 6
      backoff: exponential
      maximum: 15m

Latest release

Arc Runtime 3.4

Route fixture testing, clearer lease pressure, and faster plans for large workspaces.

Read release notes →