Introduction
What Tessryx is, who it's for, and how to find your way around these docs.
Tessryx is a hosted platform for building and running real web applications (sites, data, APIs, scheduled jobs, and the integrations behind them) that an AI agent builds and operates on your behalf. You describe what you want in plain language; your agent assembles it from real application primitives and publishes it live on your own domain. There's no repository to inherit, no framework to learn, and nothing to deploy by hand.
What you're left with is the part you actually want to own: the content and the controls. Every app your agent builds comes with a point-and-click editor, generated automatically, where you and your team manage the words, images, and data, and decide what goes live. You get the power of a full-stack platform with the day-to-day feel of a good CMS, and you never have to write code.
#How the docs are organized
- Overview is the big picture: what Tessryx is, how it works, and a getting-started walkthrough from signup to a live page.
- Concepts are the ideas worth understanding so you can reason about what your agent built: the building blocks, content and its editors, publishing, access control, credits and caching, and runs and monitoring.
- Primitives is a deep-dive on each piece your agent works with: schemas, content records, workflows, endpoints, integrations, schedules, apps, and secrets.
- Guides show how to do specific things: connect your agent, add a custom domain, manage your team, and more.
- Reference holds the full plan limits, the form fields an editor can show, a troubleshooting list, and a glossary.
#The one idea to hold onto
You operate at the level of outcomes: "a blog with a members-only editor," "a pricing page that reads from a spreadsheet," "email me a weekly summary." Your agent translates that into the machinery, and hands you back a clean surface to run it. Build the powerful thing once; get the friendly control panel for free.
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