Two address-range schemes documented in different places:
hydraneck/docs/runbooks/partner-network-design.md (and site-types.md): partner sites get 10.10X.0.0/20 as a per-site supernet, with 10.10X.0.0/20 for management and 10.10X.4.0/20 for heads.hydraguard/CLAUDE.md and hydraguard/docs/runbooks/runbook.md Address Scheme: venues get 10.10.N.1/32 tunnel + 10.0.N.0/24 LAN, auto-assigned.The first is the partner-facing design (intended for partner-managed locations with their own VLAN structure). The second is the operator-facing default (used by hydraguard venue add without --lan).
Not a bug today — both are real and serve different audiences — but a reader hitting both docs will be confused which one applies.
Add a short reconciliation paragraph in one of the address-ranges docs explaining:
10.10.N.1/32 tunnel, 10.0.N.0/24 LAN. Used for HYDRA-managed sites and partner sites that accept our defaults.--lan <cidr> to override, partner allocates from their site supernet (typically 10.10X.0.0/20).Keep both schemes documented; just cross-reference them so the relationship is explicit.