getting-started
What should I explore next?
Where to go after your first receipts
You have a daemon running and receipts accruing. Where you go next depends on which question is loudest.
If you want the concepts, start with the core cards: what CueCrux is, what a CROWN receipt proves, and how passports and trust tiers turn identity into checkable reputation. They are short, and everything else builds on them.
If you are evaluating the machinery, read about how the daemon works (one binary; memory, retrieval and receipts on an append-only spine), what retrieval searches and how hard token budgets keep it economical, and the ScoreCrux benchmark numbers behind the memory claims.
If you answer to a security or compliance function, go straight to RCX and its off, observe and enforce postures, the EU AI Act card on gates, risk classes and hash-chained logging, and what happens when you revoke access. The governance page collects that story.
If you run a fleet, the fleet page covers shared memory across many agents, and the cost attribution card explains how spend resolves to individual receipted actions.
Beyond this catalogue: the daemon page and install guide cover the local binary; pricing lists the free daemon, Pro and Governance tiers; WikiCrux is live at wiki.cuecrux.com as a receipted knowledge hub whose cited answers open their sources; and the deep technical explainers live on vaultcrux.com.
One honest note: the hosted app and live fleet feed land with the launch gate. Everything above runs today, locally, for free.