How to Use This Site

This site works best when you enter from the task you are trying to complete, not from the vendor you already know.

Start With The Question You Need Answered

If you need to... Go to... What you should expect
Compare tools before standardizing Choosing the Right Tool and Comparison Matrix scenario-based recommendations, trade-offs, and current verification status
Install or evaluate one product Tools product-specific setup, commands, limitations, and source links
Add repo instruction files Configs file purpose, location, examples, and tool-specific differences
Repeat a task consistently Workflows step-by-step engineering patterns, prompts, review checkpoints, and validation
Connect external tools through MCP MCP compatibility, permissions, risk, approval guidance, and safer defaults
Reuse prompts or templates Prompts and Templates copy-ready material that should still be adapted to your repository
Define team policy Governance rollout, approvals, security controls, and policy baselines

How To Judge Whether A Page Is Ready To Trust

  • Prefer pages that include Last verified, Status, and a Sources section.
  • Treat Needs verification as a useful starting point, not as approval-ready policy.
  • Read security notes before enabling shell execution, repo write access, or MCP connections.
  • If a page gives a recommendation without any limits, examples, or review checkpoints, treat it as incomplete.

How To Move Through The Site Efficiently

  1. Start broad in Start Here.
  2. Move to the specific tool, config, workflow, or MCP page you need.
  3. Check verification status and sources before copying commands or adopting policy.
  4. Return to governance pages before rolling any guidance out to a team.

Verification

  • Status: Documentation verified
  • Last reviewed: 2026-07-13
  • Scope: current repository navigation and section responsibilities were reviewed