Index of Querya Desktop documentation, grouped by audience.

• Getting started — prerequisites, install, first run.
• User guide — connections, preferences, driver manager.
• Security / local data — where metadata and secrets are stored.
• MCP server — let Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code and other AI clients read shared connections (read-only).
• Testing extensions in CI — querya-ext-tester, release binaries and the GitHub Action.

• Contributing — workflow, CI, pre-PR checklist.
• Architecture — lib/ layout and module responsibilities.
• Theme system — runtime theming and VS Code theme tokens.
• UI Kit — shared widgets, design tokens and guard tests.
• Theme import — supported colors keys and merge behavior.
• Custom theme JSON — querya.theme.v1 schema and fallback rules.
• Performance baseline — per-milestone DevTools checklist.

• Tags and releases — tag/release policy.
• Release checklist — step-by-step release flow.
• Self-hosted CI runners — where tests and analysis run, the fork rule, the CI_RUNS_ON switch.
• macOS signing — signing and notarization track.

• Roadmap — current direction and follow-ups.
• Planned 0.4.3 — shipped theme follow-ups (TP-F1–TP-F4).
• Planned 0.4.4 — UI motion polish and high refresh rate.
• Motion and high refresh rate — 0.4.4 research, audit, and per-platform Hz design.
• Custom theme parser requirements — JSON theme format and scaling spec.
• Theme parser implementation plan — task breakdown and architecture.
• Theme parser GitHub issues — issue templates for epic #96–#125.
• Marketplace extensions spec — extensions manager and marketplace integration.
• UI Parity & Command Palette GitHub issues — issue templates for UI consistency, status bar, and command palette.

Historical design notes and one-off spikes, kept for context but no longer maintained — see archive/:

• Repository audit (#91)
• Editor package spike (#48)
• code_forge + LSP evaluation (#52)
• Theme research (RU)
• MySQL implementation plan