> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.openlayer.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # How frameworks map to requirements > Understand how built-in frameworks translate standard text into actionable rules Every built-in framework includes a **Documentation** tab that connects the original standard text to the specific rules you need to satisfy in Openlayer. This is the fastest way to answer: "what does Article X actually require us to do?" ## Navigating the Documentation tab Navigate to **Governance > Frameworks**, click a framework, and open the **Documentation** tab. The left panel shows a table of contents organized by chapter and article. Clicking any article reveals: * The **original standard text** on the right * The **Project scope rules** directly below it — the Openlayer rules that satisfy that article For each rule, you can see its name, a short description, the percentage of projects currently passing it, and the assigned owners. Framework documentation tab showing standard text mapped to rules This view lets you trace any compliance requirement back to a concrete action in Openlayer — and see at a glance how your projects are performing against it. Custom frameworks don't have a Documentation tab. They display the rules list directly, without the standard text mapping. Each rule in the documentation is either a platform rule or an evidence-based rule. See [Platform rules](/governance/platform-rules) and [Evidence-based rules](/governance/evidence-based-rules) for details on how each type is completed.