Guides

• Trader guide — what a claim is, what protection costs, and what can and cannot happen to your money.
• Operator guide — how to create a market: what you fix up front, how to fund it, and how to pick a resolution window that works.
• Reader guide — what dClutch is, what works today, and how to run the whole thing yourself.
• Client developers guide — building a bot, dashboard, or integration: the SDK, the CLI, and a working example of each core flow.
• Trencher guide — the same protocol in trench terms: what you'd actually hold, why the payout can't be walked back, and the standing bounty.

Two generated reference pages back these guides up: every error code with its meaning and the exact byte layouts. The rest of the generated reference — routes, costs, decisions — lives in the repository.

dClutch is not live yet: no deployment, no live market, nothing to buy today. The guides describe the protocol as it runs on a local test chain.