Documentation

Start here

• Quickstart — The self-hosted golden path: reference stack, Skills, connect Claude Code, onboard your project.
• Install with your AI — Let Claude Code read llms.txt and run the Quickstart for you.
• Advanced install — Step by step: engine only, your own Postgres, build from source, every setting.

KB Engine (the required core)

The self-hostable knowledge base your agent reads and writes — start here.

• Platform — A self-hostable KB on PostgreSQL that finds your project knowledge by meaning.
• Entities — The typed entity model: what each type is for and how they relate.
• Governance — Guarded updates, proposals and approvals, decision keys, and imported content as data.
• Session brief — Resume where you left off with whoami, see peers with the radar, pull changes with check_notifications.
• Private values — Keep identifying values out of KB text: project private values and per-machine local variables.
• Workspace files — Binary attachments for entities: upload flow, references, limits and roles.

Skills (your day-to-day)

The Claude Code plugin that runs pipelines as one-command workflows on the Platform.

• Skills — The Claude Code plugin: thin skills, with the knowledge living in the KB.

Pipelines

How changes land together, or not at all.

• Pipelines — Transactions, draft/activate/cancel, and the typed server-side changelog.
• Pipeline autonomy — How many human gates the orchestrators keep: dual, single or zero-gate with a hard floor.

CLI & Security (optional to get started)

A foundational security layer you add when you want your agent to run real ops without seeing your tokens.

• CLI — The Rust binary: a zero-knowledge vault and an MCP capability broker.
• Security — The zero-knowledge vault, signed allowlists and the threat model behind them.

Concepts

• How it works — How the Platform, the Skills and the CLI are wired together over MCP.
• Principles — The design stances behind the project.
• Use cases — What you get out of it, day to day.