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Author a model

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# Author a model

Write a model, check its behavior and prepare it for review. Choose the route that fits the work in front of you.

## Start modeling

Write and check your first executable rule.

- [Language walkthrough](/language/) — One model, explained step by step
- [Connect the editor](/guide/editor/) — Write and check .law packages
- [Concepts](/intro/) — Support, conflict, grounds and reproducibility

## Learn by doing

Choose a short lesson or a complete course.

- [Tutorials](/tutorials/) — Individual features with running examples
- [Northbridge course](/tutorials/northbridge/) — A complete municipal model, with exercises
- [Working session](/guide/find-the-norm/) — Find a norm and investigate an existing canon

## Formalize a real source

Prepare one package for authoring and review.

- [Formalization Handbook](/handbook/) — Scope, source, model, checks and review
- [Worked dossier](/handbook/worked-example/) — See the artifacts of a complete formalization
- [Templates](/handbook/templates/) — Start from the working documents
- [Check and release a package](/author/check-and-release/) — Connect review, acceptance and publication

## Solve a modeling problem

Find a form that fits your intent.

- [Recipes](/recipes/) — Intent, working examples and common mistakes
- [Language reference](/constructs/) — Syntax, semantics and boundaries
- [Manage related packages](/corpus/) — Shared vocabulary, dependencies and releases