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How noyalib is described publicly: ecosystem map, provable differentiators, claiming rules, migration guides, and the COMPARISON matrix against other Rust YAML crates. Use when writing or reviewing README claims, release notes, launch copy, 'why noyalib vs X', or 'can we claim noyalib is faster than yaml-rust2 or saphyr'. Dated claims must be re-verified before publishing.
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# noyalib external positioning **Scope.** Everything the project says about itself in public — READMEs, release notes, MIGRATION-FROM-*.md, COMPARISON.md, BENCHMARKS.md, blog posts, papers, tweets, conference talks. Load before touching any of that surface. For internal docs (USER-GUIDE, ARCHITECTURE, POLICIES) load `noyalib-docs-and-writing`. For unproven / speculative directions load `noyalib-research-frontier`. **Snapshot date: 2026-07-08.** The ecosystem below drifts. Re-verify before shipping copy that names a peer. > **Reference material** (the per-peer ecosystem map, the > reproducibility standards, the migration-audience playbook, and the > pre-publication provenance checklist): see `reference.md` in this > directory. This file keeps the ground-truth file list, the provable > differentiators, and the claiming rules (project law). --- ## 1. Ground truth (read before making a claim) - `doc/COMPARISON.md` — the ecosystem matrix. Cell states dated **2026-05** in-file; re-check crates.io + each repo before publication. - `doc/BENCHMARKS.md` — headline speedups, methodology, hardware disclosure (Apple M4, aarch64-apple-darwin, Rust 1.95 stable, criterion `--warm-up-time 2 --measurement-time 4`, `--release` LTO=fat cgu=1 panic=abort). Reproducible via `cargo bench --bench comparison`. - `README.md` — user-facing top-of-funnel claims; the "One-minute migration" table lists every peer we court. - `doc/MIGRATION-FROM-*.md` — per-crate function tables (serde_yaml