Documentation

Alpha: not for production. APIs, CLI, storage and schemas may change without migration. See the project README for product status and the changelog for known limits.

Start here

• Try the scripted demo: no account or Docker, no repository changes.
• Install and connect agents: run a local Hub or join one that already runs; review platform limits first.
• Guided setup: what quickstart detects, changes and leaves for you to confirm.
• Concepts: the Hub, intents, hooks and native workflows in plain English.

Coordinate work

• Supported agents: client support levels, setup and hook behavior.
• Collision warnings and work intents: announce work and see where agents overlap.
• Join an existing Hub or read the Hub operator guide.
• Two-container Hub walkthrough: Docker, GitHub App and a repository you can connect are required.
• Deployment: local and single-server operating choices. Hosted setup is an unsupported alpha path.

Catch up and inspect changes

• Stand-up and catch-up: durable ownership, checkpoints, blockers and handovers.
• Open this computer: local checkouts, available evidence and shared work in one page.
• Repository explorer: committed files, history and diffs without fetching or changing source.
• Change capture: bounded action records and optional conversation sharing; Codex capture is narrower than Claude Code.
• Work insights: reported timing, usage and publication observations.
• Agent source selection: inspect and expand source selectively; fewer working-file bytes do not establish model-cost savings.

Work checkpoints and supported-skill evidence are agent reports. Capture receipts identify observed actions and source; they are not independent verification or human approval.

Reuse workflows and track commitments

• Supported skills: experimental pr-gate v1 and its self-reported evidence.
• Local workflow library: versioned authoring, pinned imports, simulation and explicit export.
• Productive actions and pipeline rules: bounded artifacts and operator-local post-merge workflows, separate from native admission.
• Intent review: advisory assessment and correction tracking for Git Work.
• Living Promises: owner-authorized commitments and advisory agent reports.
• Slack capability map: optional coordination messages and current qualification limits.

Native workflow alpha

• Architecture and trust boundaries
• Claude Code workflow loop
• Community workspace pilot
• GitHub merge queues: restricted single-entry group support; stacked groups and live qualification remain open.
• Usage telemetry: data and controls
• Roadmap and proposed work

These native workflow features are opt-in experiments for trusted teams. They do not provide a production service, a hostile-code security boundary or a qualified scale claim.

Reference and help

• CLI reference and HTTP API
• For setup, sign-in and connection problems, start with install, guided setup or team member onboarding.
• Contributor testing, releasing and the contribution guide
• Security policy

The full documentation source includes advanced workflow, integration and implementation details beyond this guided set.