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Enterprise AI agent orchestration — the control plane for multi-agent fleets. Coordinate 17+ AI runtimes across your organization with signed commands, full audit, and a self-evolving learning loop.
| I'm a... | Start with |
|---|---|
| New user evaluating TitanX | Installation → First Launch → Your First Team |
| Operator rolling out to a fleet | Architecture Overview → Fleet Mode Overview → Security Model |
| Developer contributing code | Development Setup → Agents and Teams → docs/CONVENTIONS |
| Security team auditing | Security Model → Architecture Overview |
| Someone hitting a bug | Troubleshooting → FAQ → File an issue |
Master / Slave — one control plane, signed commands, full audit across every device
Agent Farm — hybrid teams dispatch signed agent.execute to remote compute nodes
Dream Mode — every night the fleet consolidates what it learned and broadcasts it back
- Installation — macOS, Linux, Windows builds, SHA256 verification
- First Launch — Initial setup wizard, picking your first LLM
- Your First Team — Hire agents, send a message, watch the task board
- System Requirements — Memory, disk, runtime dependencies
- Architecture Overview — 3-process Electron model, layered components
- Agents and Teams — Lead, Queen, Teammate roles; hire flow; auto-resume
- ACP Runtimes — Every CLI we support out of the box
- Reasoning Bank — Trajectory capture, retrieval, replay
- Hiring Agents from the Gallery
- The Sprint Board
- Conversations and Chat UI
- Skills Hub
- Cron and Scheduled Tasks
- Observability
- Caveman Mode — Token saving 30–75%
- Fleet Mode Overview
- Master Setup Guide
- Slave Enrollment
- Agent Farm Setup
- Publishing Agent Templates
- Command Center
- Device Forensics and Revocation
- Dream Mode Overview
- Enabling Dream Mode
- Dream Pass Internals
- Consolidated Learnings Dashboard
- Privacy and Redaction
- Security Model — Threat model, what we defend against
- IAM Policies
- Audit Logging
- Device Identity and Signing
- Secrets Management
- Compliance and Data Residency
- Development Setup
- Project Structure
- Code Conventions
- Testing
- Adding an ACP Runtime
- Adding an MCP Server
- Pull Request Workflow
- Configuration Keys
- Environment Variables
- IPC Channels
- Database Schema
- Fleet Command Types
- Telemetry Shape
- CLI and Keyboard Shortcuts
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Main repo | github.com/CES-Ltd/TitanX |
| Latest release | Releases |
| Technical docs | /docs folder |
| Architecture Decision Records | /docs/adr |
| File an issue | github.com/CES-Ltd/TitanX/issues |
| Security disclosure | SECURITY.md |
Voice: This wiki is written in two voices — the Getting Started section sounds like the founder talking to a new user; the Reference and Security sections are product-third-person. That's deliberate.
Freshness: Pages are reviewed every minor release. If you spot something out of date, edit it directly — the wiki accepts anonymous PR-style edits via the .wiki.git remote, see WIKI-MAINTENANCE in the main repo.
Canonical vs. linked: The wiki is human-facing; when a topic has a canonical source in /docs or the code, the wiki summarizes and links out rather than duplicating.
Last updated for v2.5.1.