Workflows

The workflows page translates “what should I do next?” into specific reading paths so you can move naturally from the whitepaper narrative into action-oriented material.

Choose the goal first, then choose the page

Current goal	Recommended path
Decide whether it is worth trying	Why FastQTools → Whitepaper → Performance
Run commands quickly	Getting Started → CLI Reference
Integrate into an existing workflow	Configuration → Deployment
Enter development and maintenance	Developer Guide → Reference

Typical reading paths

Adoption evaluation

Start with Why FastQTools to confirm the problem fit, then read Architecture and Performance to judge whether the claims hold together.

Execution path

If you are already ready to run commands, start with Getting Started and then fill in parameters and environment constraints through CLI Reference and Configuration.

Integration and maintenance

If your goal is to embed the capability into a C++ application or submit patches to the repository, enter through the Developer Guide and Reference, then return to Architecture to keep the boundaries aligned.

Relationship to the whitepaper

The whitepaper builds the decision framework. Workflows turns that framework into action. After reading this page, you should know whether to keep drilling into execution documents or step back into the evidence layer for more context.