Tack documentation
Start with setup, then use the user guide to capture and organize work. The project site publishes these same guides with navigation and search.
Use Tack
- Setup: Docker quick start, manual setup, ports, and first sign-in.
- User guide: cards, filters, save/recovery, archive, and administration.
- Boards and keys: switching, transfers, permanent aliases, and board removal.
- Cloud project sync: dedicated board projection API, explicit LNG/MNJ import, provisioning, rotation and rollback.
- Agent access: self-service API keys, endpoint reference, MCP, and retry/conflict rules.
Run Tack
- Configuration: all supported public deployment settings and their defaults.
- Deployment and operations: HTTPS, upgrades, backups, restores, and health checks.
- Authentication: local accounts, Cognito/OIDC, provisioning, and fallback.
- Troubleshooting: common problems and concrete recovery steps.
- Security: reporting a vulnerability and the supported security boundary.
Develop and contribute
- Development: local runtime, commands, tests, and project structure.
- Contributing: issues, changes, checks, and pull requests.
- Architecture: runtime boundaries and data invariants.
- Decisions: accepted technical and product choices.
- Project-site maintenance: build, preview, checks, and GitHub Pages deployment.
Project records
These preserve delivery history and evidence; use the guides above for current setup.