How to use this book
- What you need
- The repo, one tag per chapter
- What it costs
- Pins, and the text that will change
Chapter 1: The same problem with a different name
- The question every team answers by hand
- Agents are different, and that changes which answers fit
- iii in ten minutes
- When to use something else
- The reach order
- Where the build ends: lights-on
Chapter 2: An engine, the harness worker, and a console
- Two kinds of worker
- The key the router reads
- Up, status, down, and one raw turn
- Reading the trace
Chapter 3: Configuration, settings, and scripts
- Three places a value can live
- The directory you do not own
- Compose keys, scripts, and start order
- Settings with provenance
- A turn from a script
Chapter 4: Phases and grants
- A phase is a named kind of turn
- The tools come from a stock worker
- A phase picks its provider
- Rung 1 gates discovery too
- Replaced, never merged
- Every send carries its root
Chapter 5: The charter at rung 0
- What the script reads
- Into the send
- A budget for the charter
- What a script cannot do
- Proving it with two tokens
Chapter 6: Oversight, holds, and the person in the loop
- The default that deadlocks
- Four levels on one dial
- A held call, and the answer
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Chapter 7: The ladder, your first worker
- A worker is a process that registers functions
- A rule has a rung, a layer, and a policy
- Refusing at pre-trigger
- The repository’s permissions, and
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