# LogiShell

> LogiShell is one system for work that is otherwise scattered: projects, machines, terminals, agent sessions, documents and the record of why. The model stays the one you already use; LogiShell is the door it reaches your work through.

The whole text of this shelf is at https://docs.logishell.com/llms-full.txt. The same pages are readable as MCP tools through the public door https://mcp.logishell.com/mcp/public (no account), which is the better way in for an agent that can speak MCP.

## Start

Install, connect, and the first hour.

- [Install and first hour](https://docs.logishell.com/start/): Desktop, CLI, and the MCP door. Nothing here asks you to abandon Claude, Codex, or Gemini.

## Tutorial

How to use what we ship, feature by feature, plus recipes that run end to end.

- [Tutorial](https://docs.logishell.com/tutorial/): How to use what we ship. One page per feature, plus recipes that run end to end.
- [Connect a machine](https://docs.logishell.com/tutorial/connect-a-machine/): One command turns any computer with internet into LogiShell compute. Nothing has to be open to the internet on its side.
- [Run an agent in a terminal](https://docs.logishell.com/tutorial/agent-in-a-terminal/): A real shell on a machine you own, in a browser tab. Closing the tab does not kill the agent, and the conversation continues instead of starting over.
- [Prove that it works](https://docs.logishell.com/tutorial/prove-it-works/): A run answers "does it work". A proof answers "where can I look", survives the next run, and attaches to a card.
- [Share a page by link](https://docs.logishell.com/tutorial/share-a-page/): A document in LogiShell is a file on your machine. Publishing it gives that page a link you can send, without moving the file anywhere.
- [Install LOG on a Wear OS watch](https://docs.logishell.com/install-watch/): Two bundles, one adb session. LOG on the wrist approves runs and watches your machines; the watch face is its own install.
- [Add LOG to your product](https://docs.logishell.com/integrations/log/): Connect a website, install LOG with React, Next.js or JavaScript, and collect private feedback with screenshots and video.

## Product

What LogiShell is, and the questions people ask first.

- [What LogiShell is](https://docs.logishell.com/product/): Work is scattered. LogiShell is one system for it.
- [Questions people ask first](https://docs.logishell.com/faq/): Is this another Claude client, does it read my keys, does my code have to move, and what runs where.

## Reference

Generated from the code: MCP tools, HTTP routes, CLI verbs.

- [MCP door](https://docs.logishell.com/mcp/): Every tool LogiShell exposes to your agent, generated from the code, plus the one-line connect for each agent.
- [HTTP API and its gates](https://docs.logishell.com/api/): Every route group of app.logishell.com and the sign-in it expects, generated from the route registry in the code.
- [CLI reference](https://docs.logishell.com/cli/): Every verb of lsh, generated from the registry the command itself answers from.
- [Skills](https://docs.logishell.com/skills/): A skill is markdown an agent reads. It runs through MCP plus the model you already use.

## Professions

Same product, a different first hour.

- [Professions](https://docs.logishell.com/professions/): Playbooks for a job. Same product, different first hour.
- [Designer](https://docs.logishell.com/professions/designer/): Keep Claude, Codex, or Gemini. Add the LogiShell door. Skills turn a frame into tokens, a review, a note.
- [Engineer](https://docs.logishell.com/professions/engineer/): Scan, terminals, deploy skills. The agent works in the repo through MCP, on Claude, Codex, or Gemini.

## Notes

Published documents, each one a stable link.

- [Notes](https://docs.logishell.com/notes/): A person's documents, published as markdown, each with a URL you can send.
- [How this shelf works](https://docs.logishell.com/notes/shelf/): Published notes are markdown files. The URL is the path. Nothing else is the source of truth.
- [How we write a skill](https://docs.logishell.com/notes/writing-a-skill/): The working rule, in the person's words: MCP plus the model you already have.