Runbooks ======== Operational runbooks for individual widgets — the procedures an operator or administrator follows to configure and run a *specific* widget (enabling a referrer, claiming fees, and so on), as opposed to the shared rules in :doc:`widget_contract` or the build steps in :doc:`development`. Convention: a widget that has operator-facing procedures ships its runbook **alongside its code** at ``inhouse//runbook.rst``, so it is versioned and audited with the widget (this matters especially for ``thirdparty`` widgets, which bring their own). Each page below is a one-line stub that ``.. include::``\ s the widget's runbook, keeping the source of truth next to the code while still rendering here. A runbook is short and covers, in order: **Configuration** (host settings the widget reads), **Operations** (procedures the administrator runs), and **Links**. Anything generic belongs in :doc:`development` or :doc:`widget_contract` instead. .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 runbooks/folks runbooks/haystack