Documentation

Start with Installation and Quick Start. Core Concepts explains the vocabulary (projects, features, sessions) the rest of the docs assume.

• Installation — Install AMF from a release bundle or build it from source.
• Quick Start — Get a first project and feature running.
• Core Concepts — Projects, features, sessions, permission modes, and plan mode.
• Choosing a Harness — What Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi each support in AMF.
• Keybindings — The essential dashboard and embedded-session controls.
• More Session Tools — Bookmarks, resuming a harness's saved transcripts, fresh-context sessions, and Remote Control.
• Understanding a Codebase — Learning Mode: a read-only reader with an agent attached.
• Reviewing Changes and PR Feedback — Final diff review and working through pull-request comments.
• Prompts and TODOs — Reusable prompt templates, task-prompt coaching, and scoped TODO lists.
• Overriding AI Prompts — Edit the exact prompts AMF sends for headless AI calls.
• Attention and Resource Limits — Which agents need you, and keeping the machine from filling up.
• Configuration — Global and per-project config, resource guards, and theming.
• Project Config Reference — What a project's amf.json can declare, and how it merges with global config.
• Troubleshooting and Automation — amf doctor, the automation CLI, the debug log, and common fixes.