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What this guide covers
A reading aid for pipeline and VFX technical staff choosing which project documentation to read next. It summarises what three open-source projects say about entity references and traits, module and publish plugins, and runtime layers with support levels. It is based on pinned documentation files only; nothing was installed or run and no project is ranked.
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OpenAssetIO, quadpype and open-strata: what their docs say about asset references, publishing and runtimes
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A reading aid for pipeline and VFX technical staff choosing which project documentation to read next. It summarises what three open-source projects say about entity references and traits, module and publish plugins, and runtime layers with support levels. It is based on pinned documentation files only; nothing was installed or run and no project is ranked.
Useful starting points
- Check each project's own maturity wording: one calls its core API stable but its ecosystem beta-level, another rates host adapters unsupported.
- Documents can disagree on version; one project's architecture page names an older release than its README.
- Treat vendor-product statements, such as built-in support in a compositing tool, as the project's claim until you check the vendor.
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