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Welcome to CueCrux: what is this place?

getting-started

Welcome to CueCrux: what is this place?

A short orientation to the control plane for agent fleets

Welcome. CueCrux is the governance control plane for AI agent fleets, built around one premise: your agents did thousands of things today, and you should be able to prove every one.

The foundation is the Crux Daemon, a single free binary that runs on your machine, CPU-only, with no account. It gives your agents durable memory and retrieval, and it signs a CROWN receipt for every state mutation. Receipts are hash-chained, so the record cannot be quietly edited, and they verify offline, on your hardware.

Around that core sit the ideas you will meet across this catalogue. Passports: every connection binds to an identity, every call carries it, and reputation accrues across five trust tiers. RCX: per-request policy that issues scoped capability tokens or refuses with a signed, reasoned receipt. And the three fleet disciplines: cost attribution down to the individual action, incident review by replaying the signed trail, and revocation that propagates with proof.

You do not need any of the vocabulary to start. Install the daemon, connect an agent, and watch the first receipts appear in the local console; the concepts explain themselves once you can see the record.

This Explore section is a map, not a syllabus. The getting-started cards walk you through your first receipts. The rest of the catalogue answers the questions people actually ask: what a receipt proves, what things cost, how policy works, and what happens when you pull access. Read in any order.