A field guide to work with agents.

What this library holds

Every public page GoCux publishes is collected here: product surfaces, worked examples by domain, connection notes, long-form articles, release notes and the complete technical documentation. One catalog covers all of it, so a question can be answered without first guessing which section owns it.

The sections

• Documentation — the workflow and endpoint contracts: inputs, permissions, outputs, failure states and migration notes.
• Products — the workspace surfaces themselves, and what each one is for.
• Use cases — the same surfaces arranged around a kind of work, from research to document review.
• Integrations — what connecting an external system involves, and where the permission boundary sits.
• Articles — concept and method guides for agents, retrieval, extraction and monitoring.
• Journal — short notes on approvals, evidence, monitoring and memory in agent work.
• Learn — short explanations of the terms the rest of the library assumes.
• Comparisons — how to run your own comparison, and what to record while you do.

Finding the next useful page

1. Search for the noun you actually have — a document, a monitor, a dataset, an approval — rather than the name of a feature you are guessing at.
2. Narrow by section when the result list mixes concepts with reference material. Documentation answers how a contract behaves; articles answer why you would use it.
3. Open one page and read its related links before widening the search. Sections connect where the work connects, and the neighbouring page is usually the one you wanted.

What to expect

Articles, journal notes and learning pages are written in English and Turkish. Where a page names another company's product, it describes what kind of tool it is and what to check, not a GoCux measurement of it.