Getting Started
Install Compozy, run a real session end to end, add your own agent definition, and see the same runtime state from the browser.
Getting started is four ordered steps. Each one leaves behind state the next one uses, so work through them in order the first time: install the binary, start the daemon and drive one real session, add a custom agent definition, then open the same session in the web UI.
In this section
Install the Compozy binary
Use this page to install Compozy, verify the binary, and bootstrap the local runtime before you start the daemon.
Start the daemon and drive a session
Use this page to start the daemon, create a real session, attach while it is active, inspect its durable history, and stop it during cleanup.
Your first custom agent
Use this page to create one minimal AGENT.md definition, store it in the correct runtime path, and verify that Compozy resolves it for the current workspace.
The same runtime from the browser
Use this page to open the web UI, inspect the session you already created, and compare the browser view with the same daemon state you saw in the CLI.
Where to go next
Once the daemon is running and you have created a session, the rest of the documentation is organized by runtime concept rather than by sequence. Sessions covers the durable unit you just created, Agents covers definition resolution and provider supervision, and Configuration covers which file or environment variable to change when you need to alter the behavior you saw here.