Docs map
Start here
- Introduction: what Caboodle does and when to use it.
- Getting started: the smallest install, interview and recovery.
- Installing and removing: platforms, source builds, files and updates.
- Using it with agents: standalone MCP clients and managed crews.
- Using Caboodle: the guided and non-interactive workflows.
- Reference: every command and the glossary.
- Configuration: plan, intent, environment and state.
Understand the design
- How it works: the plan/apply/verify engine.
- Three proofs: installed, working and observable.
- Conventions: shared layout without a second manifest.
- Profiles: tool selections, crew ownership and model artifacts.
- Crew capability contracts: browser evidence and admission.
- Emitting to Quipu: durable install and lifecycle records.
- The stack: the six core tools and related projects.
- The corpus: staging canonical knowledge shares.
- Roadmap: planned capabilities, not promises of shipped behavior.
- The stack standard: shared public documentation conventions.
Documents outside the book
These links point to the source repository so they work on both GitHub and the
published book. Every loose document under docs/ is listed here.
- Stack README standard: section order, theme, shared stack block and review checklist.
- README template: fill-in template implementing the standard.
- Design vision: Historical design proposal; use the reference for shipped commands.
- txtai gap analysis: Historical comparison and design opportunities, not a current capability guarantee.