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docs: name the hosted service CacheKit Cloud and state shipped defaults (LAB-12494) - #711
README "Why cachekit?": a plain @cache with nothing configured caches in process memory (L1) only, with no backend, lock or encryption; the features table describes what a backend and a preset add.
The closed-beta sign-up points at the waitlist on https://dash.cachekit.io instead of https://cachekit.io (README, getting-started, api-reference, backends, configuration), and so does the CachekitIOBackend missing-key error; its unit test asserts the new hint.
docs/getting-started.md: Redis is the recommended production path, not the default; the default is L1 only.
docs/data-flow-architecture.md: @cache(l1=True, l2=None), which raises ConfigurationError, becomes @cache(backend=None).
docs/api-reference.md: @cache(backend=None) is labelled "L1 only".
llms.txt: @cache.secure shows its required key; bare @cache lists its circuit breaker and monitoring; .dev lists its circuit breaker.
Prose across README, docs/ and llms.txt names the hosted service CacheKit Cloud. Release-history notes in the README become current behaviour with one CHANGELOG.md link.
Adds a no-retired-names pre-commit hook next to no-internal-references, with the same files: scope plus llms.txt. It rejects retired names for the hosted service (it is "CacheKit Cloud" in prose; CachekitIO stays a code identifier), the retired tagline, "no backend required", and wrong package targets (cargo add cachekit, npm install cachekit, pip install cachekit-py).
Prose names the hosted service CacheKit Cloud; CachekitIO stays a code
identifier in backticks. A no-retired-names pre-commit hook keeps it so.
Sign-up pointers go to the dashboard waitlist instead of the marketing
site, which has no sign-up, including the missing-API-key error hint.
The README states that a bare @cache caches in L1 only, the getting
started guide no longer calls Redis the default, and llms.txt matches
the presets: bare @cache and @cache.dev run the circuit breaker, and
@cache.secure needs a master key.
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docs/comparison.md
docs/features/circuit-breaker.md
docs/features/distributed-locking.md
docs/getting-started.md
llms.txt
Summary by CodeRabbit
Documentation
Updated branding and links to consistently refer to CacheKit Cloud, including its closed-beta waitlist.
Clarified caching and distributed-locking behaviour, backend selection, security, configuration and setup guidance.
Updated documentation to reflect current free-threaded Python wheel availability.
Bug Fixes
Updated missing-key error guidance to direct users to the CacheKit Cloud waitlist.
Chores
Added a pre-commit check for retired product names, naming errors and specified installation-command forms.
Walkthrough
This pull request adds a pre-commit naming check and updates CacheKit Cloud branding across documentation and backend error messages. It clarifies documented cache defaults, distributed-locking conditions, setup details and selected reference material. The backend’s missing-key hint and its unit test now refer to the closed-beta waitlist.
Changes
CacheKit Cloud documentation and naming
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Summary
Naming check and backend hint .pre-commit-config.yaml, src/cachekit/backends/cachekitio/backend.py, tests/unit/backends/test_cachekitio_backend.py
Adds a pre-commit check for retired names and naming patterns. Updates the missing-key hint and test to use the closed-beta waitlist details.
Clarifies L1-only defaults, TTL descriptions and distributed-locking conditions. Updates cloud setup and waitlist details, and selected preset and security examples.
Backend selection and reference pages docs/README.md, docs/backends/*, docs/guides/backend-guide.md, docs/free-threading.md
Updates CacheKit Cloud naming and beta details in backend guides and related references.
Feature and technical references docs/error-codes.md, docs/features/*, docs/performance.md, docs/serializers/*, docs/troubleshooting.md
Updates backend names in feature and technical references. Changes the documented HTTP 413 message format.
The documentation overstates which Prometheus metrics @cache.dev disables; narrow the wording before merging to avoid misleading users about circuit-breaker telemetry.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
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The architecture diagram still labels the backend CachekitIO. This is prose, not the CachekitIOBackend code identifier. Replace it with CacheKit Cloud to match the new naming rule. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @README.md at line 254:
Update the architecture diagram label in the README to replace the retired prose
name “CachekitIO” with “CacheKit Cloud”; leave code identifiers such as
CachekitIOBackend unchanged.
This section correctly says that bare @cache is L1-only with no connection. The same page still labels bare @cache as Default: 1 hour TTL, requires Redis, and says the prerequisites include REDIS_URL at Lines 68-80. Update that section to describe the L1-only path, and move the Redis instructions under the configured-backend path. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/getting-started.md around lines 29 - 30:
Update the getting-started section around the bare `@cache` description to
consistently describe its L1-only, in-process behaviour: remove the Redis
prerequisite and the one-hour TTL claim from that path. Place Redis setup and
requirements under the configured-backend instructions, keeping them specific to
that path.
Make the distributed examples select an L2 backend.
Make the distributed examples select an L2 backend.
Without a backend or environment selector, @cache runs in L1-only mode. These comments still promise L1+L2 caching, all features, and distributed locking for bare @cache.
Add an explicit backend= or show the required REDIS_URL configuration. Otherwise, change the comments to describe L1-only behaviour.
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Review comment at @docs/comparison.md at line 114:
Update both bare @cache examples in the comparison documentation to select a
supported L2 backend explicitly or show the required REDIS_URL configuration;
otherwise, revise their comments to describe L1-only behaviour and remove claims
of distributed locking or all features being enabled.
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byte_storage_store_40b
2,780
2,780
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ok
byte_storage_store_64k
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file_set
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l1_hit
2,888
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l1_hit_backed
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89,460
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l1_hit_backed_auto
102,414
102,414
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l2_hit
186,356
186,356
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ok
l2_hit_async_metrics
186,273
186,496
-0.12%
ok
minimal_l1_hit
2,889
2,889
+0.00%
ok
miss
242,373
242,380
-0.00%
ok
object_cache_put_full
198,938
198,918
+0.01%
ok
secure_l1_hit
139,127
139,126
+0.00%
ok
serializer_arrow
2,225,095
2,224,774
+0.01%
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serializer_auto
70,908
70,908
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ok
serializer_default
52,389
52,389
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ok
serializer_default_records
1,059,313
1,060,463
-0.11%
ok
serializer_encrypted
97,270
97,270
+0.00%
ok
serializer_orjson
24,365
24,365
+0.00%
A path fails at +1% or more against the base. This check is not required: a deliberate cost increase is accepted at merge. Method: docs/performance.md, Instruction budgets.
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Minor · Narrow the Prometheus description for @cache.dev. · llms.txt:106
llms.txt:106 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Narrow the Prometheus description for @cache.dev.
@cache.dev enables the circuit breaker, which exports the circuit_breaker_state Prometheus gauge. Replace no Prometheus with no cache-operation Prometheus metrics.
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Review comment at @llms.txt at line 106:
Update the `@cache.dev` table entry to clarify that it has no cache-operation
Prometheus metrics, while preserving the distinction that it exports the
`circuit_breaker_state` gauge.
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Review comments at @llms.txt:
- Line 106: Update the `@cache.dev` table entry to clarify that it has no
cache-operation Prometheus metrics, while preserving the distinction that it
exports the `circuit_breaker_state` gauge.
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docs/data-flow-architecture.md
docs/features/distributed-locking.md
docs/features/rust-serialization.md
docs/getting-started.md
llms.txt
src/cachekit/backends/cachekitio/backend.py
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@cachewith nothing configured caches in process memory (L1) only, with no backend, lock or encryption; the features table describes what a backend and a preset add.CachekitIOBackendmissing-key error; its unit test asserts the new hint.docs/getting-started.md: Redis is the recommended production path, not the default; the default is L1 only.docs/data-flow-architecture.md:@cache(l1=True, l2=None), which raisesConfigurationError, becomes@cache(backend=None).docs/api-reference.md:@cache(backend=None)is labelled "L1 only".llms.txt:@cache.secureshows its required key; bare@cachelists its circuit breaker and monitoring;.devlists its circuit breaker.docs/andllms.txtnames the hosted service CacheKit Cloud. Release-history notes in the README become current behaviour with oneCHANGELOG.mdlink.Adds a
no-retired-namespre-commit hook next tono-internal-references, with the samefiles:scope plusllms.txt. It rejects retired names for the hosted service (it is "CacheKit Cloud" in prose;CachekitIOstays a code identifier), the retired tagline, "no backend required", and wrong package targets (cargo add cachekit,npm install cachekit,pip install cachekit-py).Naming rules: https://docs.cachekit.io/contributing/#names
Closes LAB-12494