Understand. Build. Run.
From your first module to a service with explicit capabilities. Find the workflow you need, with examples grounded in the runtime.
Run your first module →01 · Getting started
Run your first WebAssembly module
Install the Linux or Windows CLI in one command and run your first WebAssembly module.
Read the guide →02 · ReferenceThe Wasmd command line
Validate, inspect, run, and distribute modules through one CLI.
Read the guide →03 · BuildEmbed Wasmd in Rust
Own the engine, host imports, and execution state inside your application.
Read the guide →04 · RunHost a WASI HTTP component
Serve standard component handlers with explicit ports, storage, and outbound access.
Read the guide →05 · DistributePublish and run Registry packages
Connect Wasmd to the current Workers-based Wasm Native Registry.
Read the guide →06 · OperateCapabilities and resource limits
Make each host capability and execution budget an explicit choice.
Read the guide →07 · ReferenceCompatibility and acceptance
Read support claims alongside their exact baselines and remaining validation work.
Read the guide →08 · ProjectBuild in the open
Contribute fixes, reproducible evidence, and clearly scoped interface proposals.
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