Find the instructions you need
You do not need to read this site in order, and you do not need to read all of it. Find your goal below and go straight there — nothing elsewhere on the site is a prerequisite for it, except a running deployment for anything that says “in a running deployment.”
Your goal Start here
- Decide whether LQ.AI is worth trying
- Is LQ.AI right for your team?
- Get a deployment running today
- Set up LQ.AI and try your first document
- Install on a specific topology (macOS, Docker Compose, Kubernetes, air-gapped, behind a reverse proxy)
- Operate
- Run it day to day: back up, upgrade, rotate a leaked key, recover from a failure
- Operate
- Convince a security or procurement reviewer
- Trust
- Understand or write a skill, or judge whether to trust one
- Skills
- Package a client-facing, branded deployment
- Deliver
- Contribute code, a skill, or a review
- Contribute
- Work with a coding assistant on the repository
- Coding agents
- Look up a generated spec: configuration keys, skill frontmatter, the ADR index
- Reference
- Find out what changed in a release
- Changelog
This table exists because the site is organized by namespace (Operate, Trust, Skills, and so on), not by reader role, and the theme grouping is deliberate: it’s the same flat shape a coding agent reading the machine surface (/llms.txt) needs, not a guided tour that assumes you’ll read every page in a role-based sequence. A goal that spans two namespaces — installing behind a reverse proxy while also satisfying a security review, say — legitimately sends you to two rows, in either order.
If your goal isn’t on this list, the eight top-level namespaces (Start, Operate, Trust, Skills, Deliver, Contribute, Reference, Changelog) are each a hub page with their own onward links — the entry page lists all eight.
- What gets installed and where data goes — if you haven’t installed yet
- Where to find help — for day-to-day product questions once it’s running