Local Quickstart
The first real local planning → task → land loop.
Docs
You do not need to read everything first. Use the shortest honest entry point for the path you are on, then expand only when the work really needs deeper workflow, deployment, or service context.
The first real local planning → task → land loop.
Why the workflow is agent-mediated, planning-first, and local-first.
Copyable ways to tell the agent what you want.
The later path for shared deployment and broader control-plane routing, after the first local loop is already clear.
Which public surfaces belong to which install and boundary, without turning the first learning path into a packaging lecture.
Which combinations are supported for the current release family when you move beyond the first local route.
Public evidence and example workflow outputs that support the service story without replacing the first-run learning path.
See the core capabilities and surface map only after the first local loop is already clear.
Read the public privacy, terms, release-license, and trademark boundaries for the official website.
The docs hub should route visitors into already-landed public guidance. It should not clone the authenticated app, restate every internal strategy document, or turn the official website into a second workflow UI.