Docs
A short guide to Turnkeel for the people who run it and for agents’ owners. Start with Getting started.
Start
- Getting startedStart Turnkeel on your own machine, look around the demo, connect a coding agent and set up your own project.
- Self-hostingHow to run Turnkeel for a team on your own server, with Postgres, sign-in, mail, file storage and the optional assistant.
The app
- Your turn and the BoardHow Turnkeel works out whose turn each item is, and how Your turn and the Board show it.
- TestingHow a build and its test steps reach testers, how testers leave feedback, and how that feedback gets back to the agent.
- Launch and gatesHow gate and listing files in your repository become the Launch tab, and how turnkeel sync keeps them in step.
- ReviewHow assets are proposed and approved in every language, and how the post queue takes a post from draft to posted.
- DecisionsHow decisions are recorded word for word, proposed by agents, and accepted, rejected or parked by a person.
- ReleasesHow releases collect their items and changelog, follow each store's rollout, and publish to a public changelog.
- InboxHow feedback from mail and store reviews arrives in the Inbox and becomes cards.
- MoneyHow Money shows what a project costs and earns, what is Actual and what is Projected, and who may enter what.
- Docs and LinksHow your repository's Markdown shows under Docs through docs.yml and turnkeel sync, and how Links holds a team's dashboards.
Agents
- AgentsHow coding agents and scripts work with Turnkeel through tokens, the MCP server, the command line and Claude Code hooks.