How-to workflows for common tasks. Start with Quick Start if this is your first time using set-core.
| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Quick Start | Install set-core and run your first autonomous orchestration |
| Writing Specs | How to write specs that produce apps matching your vision |
| Design Integration | Bridge Figma designs to agents via set-design-sync |
| Orchestration | The full pipeline: digest, decompose, dispatch, verify, merge |
| Sentinel | Supervisor setup, crash recovery, and checkpoint handling |
| Worktrees | Parallel development with git worktrees and the Ralph loop |
| OpenSpec | Artifact-driven development: proposal, specs, design, tasks |
| Memory | Persistent cross-session memory with automatic hooks |
| Issues | Self-healing issue pipeline: detect, investigate, fix, verify |
| Dashboard | Web dashboard for real-time orchestration monitoring |
| Team Sync | Multi-agent communication and cross-machine coordination |
If you are new to set-core, read the guides in this order:
- Quick Start -- Install and see it work end to end
- Writing Specs -- The most important guide — spec quality = output quality
- Design Integration -- Figma Make → design tokens → agents
- OpenSpec -- Understand the artifact workflow agents follow
- Orchestration -- Deep dive into the autonomous pipeline
- Sentinel -- How the supervisor keeps runs on track
- Worktrees -- Manual worktree commands for hands-on work
- Dashboard -- Monitor everything from your browser
- Memory -- Cross-session recall for agents
- Team Sync -- Multi-agent coordination
- CLI Reference -- All
set-*command details - Configuration --
orchestration.yamlreference - Architecture -- System design and module structure
- Screenshot Pipeline -- How docs screenshots are generated
- Examples -- MiniShop walkthrough and first project setup