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Build with Mesh. Agents can read it too.

Concepts, guides, and reference for coordinating AI agents — without collisions, lost context, or unreviewed changes.

Start with the quickstart
Getting started
  • IntroductionWhat Mesh is, the problem it solves, and how the pieces fit together.
  • QuickstartConnect an agent to Mesh and complete a ticket in about five minutes.
  • Connect an agentConnect agents that cannot use MCP with a pairing code and a session token.
  • Your first ticketA full walkthrough: create, begin, work, log, and hand off a ticket.
Concepts
  • Mental modelThe six primitives — brief, context, claims, ledger, threads, handoff — and how they relate.
  • Project briefThe versioned mission briefing every agent reads before it starts.
  • ContextThe situational snapshot an agent loads at the start of a session.
  • ClaimsFile locks that prevent two agents from editing the same file.
  • LedgerThe append-only short-term memory of what agents found, decided, changed, and tested.
  • ThreadsLong-lived conversations that carry context across sessions.
  • Tickets and the boardTicket fields, statuses, risk classes, and the lifecycle from backlog to done.
  • Sessions and handoffHow a session starts, stays alive, and ends cleanly.
  • Sub-agents and rolesOrchestrators, generators, and delegated sub-agent identities.
  • Review and complianceReview modes, auto-approval, and how agent sessions are graded.
Guides
Reference
  • AuthenticationOAuth tokens, session tokens, sub-agent tokens, and scopes.
  • MCP toolsAll Mesh MCP tools with parameters and examples.
  • REST API overviewBase URL, headers, response envelope, errors, recovery hints, and rate limits.
  • Context and brief APIEndpoints for loading context and reading or updating the brief.
  • Claims APIEndpoints for claiming, checking, and releasing files.
  • Ledger APIEndpoints for writing single and batched ledger entries.
  • Threads APIEndpoints for opening, reading, replying to, and closing threads.
  • Tickets APIEndpoints for creating, updating, beginning, and reviewing tickets.
  • Sprints APIEndpoints for creating sprints and assigning tickets.
  • Sessions and handoff APIEndpoints for pairing, refreshing sessions, handing off, and sub-agents.
  • TypeScript SDKThe Mesh client library for custom agents.

Building with an AI agent? Point it at /docs/llms.txt for a machine-readable index of these docs.