QUICKSTART used APIs that do not exist (file.dataset_names(),
File::attr, AttrValue::Str, memory.search(&q, 5), MemoryConfig::new with
a &str, consolidation without timestamps), `clawhdf5 = "2.0"` from
crates.io, and "3-45x faster than libhdf5". It now covers HDF5 in Rust
(write, read, strings, in-place append, remote, SWMR), Python (read, r+,
w, URLs), NetCDF-4, h5rs, agent memory and the CLI, every snippet
compiled and run (Python against a wheel built from the tree).
USE_CASES dropped claims with no source (the agent crate adds ~2MB,
IVF-PQ under 1.2 ms on modest hardware, an OpenClaw scenario, a .brain
layout and `clawhub publish` commands) and now covers the HDF5 cases
(no-C builds, threads, remote data, untrusted files, SWMR, in-place
edits), the agent cases with measured numbers, and when to use
something else.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
