Where next

You can write a .ki file with the shapes you already use in Python: functions, classes, modules, exceptions, comprehensions, and imports in both directions.

Where are whole programs?

The worked examples: countdown, a script entry point, five Fibonaccis, a dataclass with a property, and property accessors. Each is one file with its output.

What should I read in the guide?

Koskari and s-expressions first, for the reader rules beside the forms they produce. Then Name resolution for why + is both an opcode and a function, and Demand, async, and defer before you hand a Koskari function to a Python library.

Which reference pages matter day to day?

Layouts for the block heads you write, Macros for def, set!, and the -each family, and the Glossary.

I want to embed Koskari in a Python app.

Hosting Koskari from Python covers the import hook, running a file into a namespace, and awaiting Koskari functions from Python. Packaging an installed command ships a .ki program as a pip command.