A guide to
the actual system.
I built these tools to make agent work easier to understand, inspect, and hand off. This site helps me—and anyone exploring the work—keep track of what each piece is for.
Start with a question
If you need a particular capability, open the tool catalog. If you want to understand the connections, read a workflow guide or explore the system map.
Explanations with a trail back to source
Every tool page links to the repository and files behind its explanation. Those links include a full commit ID so that the source stays tied to the version reviewed. This first edition follows the source revisions recorded by the Agent Workflows workspace, reviewed on 17 September 2026. It does not claim to describe every repository’s latest branch tip.
The repositories own installation instructions, command contracts, releases, and architecture decisions. This site owns the explanatory writing and navigation. When updating an explanation, review the source again and update its reference and review date together.
Public guide, mixed repository access
The site is public and requires no account. Some referenced repositories are private; their source links only work for people with access. A public explanation does not imply that a tool is publicly installable. The site contains curated descriptions, not task packets, customer tickets, session histories, or deployment credentials.
A map, not a new architecture authority
The Archify map is a manually curated snapshot for orientation. The Plugin Architecture registry remains the authority for cross-repository ownership and contracts.
Keep it useful
Found a missing connection or an explanation that has drifted? The website has its own repository. Changes to tool behavior belong in the repository that owns that tool.
— Doruk