Sonderr Documentation

Requirements, the one-command installer, PATH setup, launch flags, updates and development checkouts.

Install, launch, free model with no API key, the four modes, your first real task, and where everything lives.

The launcher philosophy, install-script internals, --no-open and --port, the fail-closed update gate and the full data map.

Launch flags, file locations, required updates, email env vars, wallet profiles and development checkouts.

Task modes, composer shortcuts, artifacts, uploads, task lists, Studios, Plugin Hub and collaboration rooms.

Pick the mode before the words, the four-part brief pattern, weak briefs made strong, and why constraints become acceptance checks.

Download cards, the artifact panel, uploads, and where every deliverable actually lives on your machine — the full path in and out.

Persistent sessions, live task lists, compaction, checkpoints, resume after crashes and honest work budgets.

Seven studios, two-specialist crews, per-craft playbooks with a definition of done, milestone boards with checkpoints.

One lead, six read-only workers, findings and risk flags, the published synthesis pass and the honesty contract.

Ask, Plan, Build and Vision — what each mode is allowed to cause, when to reach for it, and the mistakes that waste turns.

Durable checkpoints, honest compaction, 72-hour marathon tasks and the resume offer after a crash. Work that outlives a context window.

Kilo Gateway and free-tagged models, API keys, the local Sonderr-v1 model and what leaves your machine.

The edit_image tool, three permission gates, OpenAI-compatible image endpoints, download-card delivery and pinned web fetches.

Markdown playbooks for build, craft, data, ops and safety work — matched to your task and loaded at the moment they matter.

Bounded, read-only web access built in — verified-domain filters, blocked private hosts, no MCP setup.

Local and remote MCP servers, stdio and HTTP transports, DNS-pinned endpoints and present-turn authorization for mutations.

The Plugin Hub, six connectors — Gmail, Notion, Slack, Drive, GitHub, Linear — and send-side email that drafts in the open.

EVM and Solana, prepare-then-confirm actions, keys that never render in chat and the hard lines that never move.

Pre-change investigation, pre-ship review rooms, Studios websites, print-ready documents, research briefs, data cleanup, image work, the weekly sweep.

Every term the product uses, defined honestly — including the ones that sound grander than they are.

Brief, plan, milestones, checkpoints, review and a definition of done re-run as the final acceptance check. Steal the shape.

Artifacts you can preview and download, the print-ready pipeline, and reports that survive review — with receipts.

Bounded, read-only web access, a six-worker research crew and a synthesis pass that reports gaps instead of hiding them.

Local-first architecture, secret scrubbing, workspace sandboxing, the required-update gate and wallet safety.

The complete data map, what crosses the wire and what never does, backup in one copy, moving machines, and how to wipe it all.

Port conflicts, PATH issues, update-gate recovery, model availability and how to reach a human fast.

README, CHANGELOG, install.sh and the full source — Sonderr ships in the open under MIT.

The fail-closed update gate, required updates, what a release touches — and the honest shipping rhythm behind them: slow by design.