Knowledge base

The page asserts.
The answer is here.

Questions before you decide  ·  Guides for users  ·  German and English

This website makes an argument. It cannot answer every question it raises along the way — if it did, it would no longer be an argument but a manual. The open questions are here instead, one at a time, each with an answer and a link back to the page that raised it.

01 — The reason

Why this collection exists

Every statement has exactly one place.

When the same statement sits in five places, then after the first change it is no longer decidable which one holds. That is the same reason behavior needs a reference artifact of its own — applied to our own documentation.

The page carries the claim. The knowledge base carries the answer. Neither repeats the other, both point to the other.

The form follows from that: one article, one question, one answer. The first paragraph answers the question in the title completely — everything after it is reasoning.

02 — Before you decide

Four sections,
ordered by what is still open.

Not sorted by our services, but by the question you arrive with. The order is that of a conversation: first what it is, then whether it fits, then what it costs in time and commitment — and last, what it does not do.

Where a video shows it better, the video is there. The answer is still written out beside it — an article whose answer lives only in the video is empty as far as search is concerned.

03 — For users

If you already
work with it.

The older part of the knowledge base is written for users, not for decision makers: mechatronic units in detail, operating Selmo Studio, the tutorials. It is being reworked continuously.

Two addresses are still from the time before: a German category name on the English side, and an umlaut in one address. Both get replaced in the rebuild, not carried along.

What this collection does not do

An answer here holds in general. Whether it holds on your line is decided by measurement — with a named baseline, not with a text. The collection orders the questions; each single one can only be answered on your line.

If a question stays open

Which question could you not settle here?

Go through the open one

15–30 minute intro call. No offer, no presentation — just your line and the question that stayed open.