Aikito Documentation¶
Aikito keeps coding-agent instructions, skills, MCP definitions, subagents, and durable memory in one Git-managed workspace and connects them to your agents and code projects.
Start with one project¶
Follow these steps in order. You will connect a project named example,
add a project instruction, and verify that your coding agent can read it.
Each step includes an agent request, manual commands, and a completion check.
| Step | What you will achieve |
|---|---|
| 1. Install Aikito | Run the CLI from your terminal |
| 2. Create a workspace | Establish the source files for your agent resources |
| 3. Connect a project | Give a code project its own resource scope |
| 4. Verify your first instruction | Change a rule and confirm the project receives it |
Already installed? Start at the first step you have not completed.
Find a specific operation¶
- Edit instructions and select skills.
- Keep useful decisions in memory.
- Synchronize MCP servers or manage subagents.
- Stage notes in Inbox.
- Diagnose missing links, conflicts, or drift.
- Configure multiple project paths or copied skills.
- Connect an existing workspace on another machine.
Understand or look up details¶
Read Workspace and synchronization for file ownership and resource types, or Memory scope and lifecycle for what to retain and where. Use the CLI reference to look up commands, and the Safety model for write and recovery rules.