Wolfpack documentation

Choose the audience and task that matches what you need. These links route to the canonical guides; this page does not replace them.

security and trust: before enabling remote access, review the canonical security and trust guidance.

use Wolfpack

• Install and verify Wolfpack — choose an install path and confirm the first working URL.
• Create your first session — open a project, start a session, and return to it later.
• Set up phone, PWA, and notifications — choose the verified phone route and recover common mobile states.
• Recover from common failures — find the canonical setup, service, broker, and remote-access checks.

operate Wolfpack

For service lifecycle and upgrades, route to service and platform behavior or stale UI after upgrade.

• Understand machine visibility — interpret peer readiness, diagnostics, and identity boundaries.
• Record a multi-machine trial — capture operator context, timing, failures, and follow-up.
• Interpret session identity — distinguish durable identity metadata from display selectors.

automate Wolfpack

• Attach a local terminal — find CLI attach usage, requirements, and viewer ownership.
• Control sessions from scripts — route CLI and API creation, inspection, send, and wait tasks.
• Install agent control skills — choose the supported skill installation route for each harness.
• Route durable Pi tasks — review task trust, delivery, retention, and federation boundaries.
• Read control API schema guidance — locate the public schema and compatibility notes.

develop Wolfpack

• Prepare a contribution — use the canonical development, testing, build, and pull-request guide.
• Change the broker protocol safely — review transport, frames, methods, events, and limits.
• Review live-update handoff — understand the current restart boundary and design gate.
• Test mobile screen readers — run the canonical VoiceOver and TalkBack checks.
• Run physical-device release checks — collect the required Tailnet release evidence.