Important links

[senamakel]

Every link worth having, in one thread, so nobody has to go digging through the repo to find the one page they needed.

If you are setting up for the first time, skip this and go to the README. It has the full walkthrough, written for people who do not have a software background, and it will get you further in ten minutes than this list will.

Getting going

Read the README, then go straight to the catalog. Most people underestimate how much is already built: there are ready-made companies for marketing, law, design, accounting, support and more, and running one of those and bending it to your needs beats starting from an empty folder.

README	What this is, and the setup walkthrough
Quickstart	The guided version
Your first company	Turning a bundled company into your own
The company catalog	Every ready-made business you can launch
Roadmap	Where the project is heading, and what is deliberately not being built yet

Going deeper

You will want these once you stop launching what came in the box and start changing how it behaves. Configuration is the one people reach for most, usually the moment they want two companies running side by side without stepping on each other.

CLI reference	Every command and option
Configuration	Settings, data directories, storage
Architecture	How the pieces fit together
Deployment	Running it somewhere other than your laptop
Architecture reference	The specification, for when the guides run out
OpenHuman	The runtime underneath all of this

Taking part

Contributions are welcome and they do not have to be code. A confusing paragraph in the docs is a real bug, and fixing one is a genuinely useful first pull request.

Contributing	Checks to run before a pull request
Support routing	Which channel takes what
Security policy	Reporting a vulnerability, never in a public thread
Code of conduct	How we treat each other here
Issues	Reproducible behaviour that should change

Where to post

Pick whichever row sounds closest to your situation. Getting it wrong costs nothing, since we move threads to the right category and nobody thinks less of you for it. The only thing that genuinely slows an answer down is a post with no version, no logs, and no way to tell what you ran.

Running a company	Manifests, roles, approvals, workflows
Agents and Runs	An agent did something unexpected
Storage and Tenancy	Backends, data directories, exports
Q&A	Everything else, including "I could not get past step one"
RFCs	Propose something that should exist
Show your company	What you built

Two threads to read before posting: the welcome post covers how the categories work and what triage does with your thread, and the call for RFCs is where to go if you have an opinion about what gets built next. Opinions are wanted. This is early enough that they still change things.

Something missing from this list, or a link that has gone stale? Say so below and it gets fixed.