Everything below is the real project documentation, not marketing copy — same files an operator reads before touching the code.
Full architecture: threat model, the broker, multi-hop onion circuits, chat/file-share/mail design, dependency audit, and — importantly — the honest limitations section (§14) on anonymity-set size and novel-protocol risk.
The living project status page — what's actually built and verified vs. still open, phase by phase. This is also the public source of truth if something on this site claims a feature works: it should be checked off here, with how it was verified.
How to run your own relay (and optionally offer direct VPN service) and join the mesh — requirements, quick start, and how registration/approval works.
How to actually get a VPN connection — pick a host, get a config for the official WireGuard app, or run the native connect CLI with kill switch/auto-reconnect/DNS-leak protection.
Not really documentation. We just like this bit.