Skills expose a directory first and load detailed instructions or references only when needed. The documentation also covers installation and /learn. Skill files remain editable; review their source and execution permissions before using them.
One gateway can host multiple agents with separate workspaces, state and session history. Bindings route incoming messages. The documentation warns against sharing agentDir, making it useful when separating work and personal assistants.
The official quickstart covers installation, model providers and troubleshooting. Verify an ordinary conversation first, then connect a messaging gateway and add skills, automation or routing incrementally so configuration problems stay easier to diagnose.
The official automation index explains persistent jobs, schedules, triggers and delivery to chat channels or webhooks. Start with a reminder or recurring brief, then inspect run history rather than assuming a configured job has succeeded.
The official guide walks through a dedicated WhatsApp number, gateway, workspace and sender allowlist. Establish one working conversation before adding proactive tasks, and review tool permissions and isolation.
Persistent files and the snapshot injected at session start are different. New entries generally become visible in the next session. The guide recommends fresh sessions at natural task boundaries and checking that a write occurred instead of trusting an acknowledgement.
The security guide explains approvals, deny rules and timeouts. Shell-command matching is not a complete OS sandbox: containment also requires suitable permissions, restricted mounts and scoped credentials. A single deny rule cannot guarantee that a capability is unreachable.