Basics
Write your first procedure, check your work, structure it with sections and steps, and render it to PDF
Learn Technique, from the basics of the language, executing procedures, to more advanced usage
Procedures are rarely written down in a way that anyone can use. Knowledge held only by a handful of people. Design documents never turned into documentation. Wiki pages that are out of date. Ad-hoc shell scripts written and forgotten. Policy documents forever ignored.
Technique is a language for writing practices down in a form precise enough for a machine to follow yet plain enough for a human to understand and work through unassisted.
A procedure written in Technique can serve as reference documentation, as a plan someone carries out, or as a tool that drives automation — user stories, test suites, monitoring checks, maintenance tasks, even quick scripts.