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Crusible documentation covers running a channel, working with agents, and connecting the tools you already use. Start with a section below, or search for what you need.

• Start here Get from nothing to a running channel: install the CLI, join or set up a workspace, and create your first channel.
• Concepts What a channel is, who holds the record, and how a surface answers to the conversation that opened it.
• Guides Steps for someone who already knows what they want — grouped by the job you are on, not by the surface you happen to be in.
• Reference Every surface, provider, bridge and agent, plus the flat pages that don't belong to one of the four families.
• Troubleshooting Symptoms you can see right now, matched to the fix — a machine that idled out, a channel stuck at blocked, a connection that failed.
• Admin Set the workspace up, connect tools, decide what agents may do, and run it day to day.

Start here

• Your first melt Create a Feature delivery channel, watch Forge and Probe work, answer when an agent asks you to, accept a doc suggestion, and take the change to review.
• Joining a workspace Someone set this workspace up before you arrived: what you are looking at, which parts are yours, and what to do first.
• Set up your workspace The admin's first quarter hour: find the compute provider and invitation panes, read the agent roster each template brings, and create the first channel.
• Install the CLI One command puts the `crusible` binary on your machine, after it verifies the release signature and the checksum in front of you.
• Your first worktree channel Open a worktree channel on a branch, work in its live shell beside the conversation, and hand the branch to an agent. Planned · Phase 2