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What is Agentic Executables

Purpose

Decide whether Agentic Executables (AE) fits your project and how Know and Use fit together before you install or integrate.

Summary

Agentic Executables (AE) turns domain knowledge into executable instructions that humans and AI agents can run the same way — for libraries, apps, games, servers, or any implementation.

30-second answer

  • You ship deterministic runbooks — install, uninstall, update, use — for any project: library, app, game, server, or protocol implementation.
  • Humans get repeatable workflows.
  • Agents get structured instructions and stable contracts.
  • Teams get lower integration drift and safer rollback behavior.

Two core capabilities

Know — extract domain knowledge from specs, docs, or repos (ae know build)

Use — turn knowledge into executable instructions (ae generate, ae registry)

They compose freely:

  • Know alone — extract a spec and implement features directly from it
  • Use alone — manage a project lifecycle with deterministic instructions
  • Know + Use — generate domain-aware lifecycle files
  • Know + Use + Package — produce deployment artifacts when needed (ae package resolve)

All artifacts live in a local-first hub that works offline and optionally syncs with remote registries.

How this docs site is optimized

  • Grouped navigation: Start, Workflows, Build, plus Troubleshooting and Reference.
  • Every core page includes prerequisites, expected output, and failure recovery.
  • Deterministic, machine-consumable outputs are published at:
    • /llms.txt
    • /llms-full.txt

Built on open ideas

AE stands on the shoulders of the llms.txt specification, the Model Context Protocol, Jina Reader, and many open-source projects. See Acknowledgments for the full story.

Verify

You understand that AE provides Know (extract domain knowledge) and Use (executable lifecycle instructions) in a local-first hub.

If it fails

If terminology or scope is still unclear, open Get Started and pick a track by role, or see Troubleshooting.

Next step

Go to Get Started and pick a track by role.

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