Codewhale documentation

npm, Cargo, Homebrew, Docker, prebuilt binaries, CNB mirror, and where config lives.

First run, sessions, commands, keyboard shortcuts, and everyday workflows.

config.toml reference, environment variables, project overrides, and legacy paths.

The exact product nouns — Fleet, Workflow, Lane, Runtime; Plan / Work / Operate; Consultant; and explicit route provenance — plus measurement principles.

Agent identity, authority hierarchy, evidence rules, and the nested law system.

Plan, Work, Operate modes and orthogonal permission posture.

Canonical action tools, deferred discovery, and replay compatibility.

The single To-do list, how the model sees it through its own tool results, and how work state flows to the sidebar, relay, and sub-agents.

Parallel execution, role types, transcript handles, and nesting.

Available Seatbelt (macOS), opt-in bubblewrap (Linux), platform gaps, and approval policies.

Supported providers, model switching, local runtimes (vLLM, Ollama, SGLang), and Model Lab.

Model Context Protocol — consuming and exposing tools via stdio and HTTP/SSE.

Lifecycle hooks for pre/post tool execution, mode changes, and session events.

Install, discover, trust, and load reusable instruction packages.

Plugin discovery, installation, bundles, trust boundaries, and runtime lifecycle.

Public HTTP API for integrations, bridges, and automation.

Run the embedded browser client on loopback, with its one-time bootstrap and session boundaries.

Durable task execution, fleet management, and Workflow authoring.

Common issues, diagnostics, operations runbook, and Docker notes.

Contributing guide, agent ethos, contributor credits, and release process.