Documentation

Enough to use everything. The reference pages land with the first public build; what they will cover is listed below so you can see whether the thing you need is in scope before you wait for it.

What the docs cover

SectionWhat is in it
InstallOne binary per platform, and what the installer does on first run.
Quickstart: the native agentThe CLI and the VS Code panel, from a bare machine to a verified diff.
Quickstart: gateway, per toolSix pages mirroring the works-with pages, each with the exact configuration line for current versions.
Rules fileshaybox.md, importing CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / .cursorrules, precedence, and the budget notices.
Policy fileRouting modes, protected paths, budget caps, and the three scopes.
Model ManagerDetection, recommendations, and installing through Ollama, LM Studio or a llama.cpp server.
Ledger and exportsThe Waybill, the daily and monthly views, and the CSV and PDF exports with their methodology.
Shadow Mode and sampled comparisonsRunning the audit, reading the report, and how an estimate becomes a measurement.
TroubleshootingRoute health, cooldowns, failover, and what a quiet endpoint looks like from the outside.
FAQThe questions the Discord asks most.

Until then

The pages on this site already carry the parts that do not depend on a shipped binary: what each feature guarantees, what the router controls, what the Ledger records, and how savings are measured.

Questions the docs do not answer yet are worth asking in the community.

See what your own traffic says.

Shadow Mode reports on the traffic you already have. Before that exists for you, the calculator will estimate it from your GPU and your monthly spend, and show you every assumption it used to get there.