ampm docs
Pick the guide that matches what you're doing. Each one covers a single job, so you can load one page and leave the rest. Every page has a plain markdown copy at the same address with `.md` on the end.
Concepts and board columns
Use this when you need to explain what someone sees on the board: what a column means and where a task goes next.
Glossary: on-screen names and agent names
Use this when you have a word from the screen and need the tool, field or key to use, or have a tool or key name and need the words the user sees.
Approvals
Use this when a task is waiting on someone and you need to know what each button on its approval card does.
Settings and Agent Access
Use this when you want to change how a workspace behaves, or grant, reduce or revoke an outside agent's access.
Working with tasks
Use this when you know what should happen to a task and need the clicks that do it.
Common questions
Use this when someone is puzzled by something ampm did, or didn't do, and wants the short answer.
Tell ampm's agents how your repository works
Use this when you want ampm's agents to follow your repository's rules for a role or a step, or need to know which .ampm/ file wins.
Give each step the sandbox it needs
Use this when a step needs a database, a browser or another system tool, or you are writing or fixing .ampm/environment.json.
Decide what a step's sandbox is missing
Use this when a step has reported something missing from its environment and you need to approve it, refuse it or set a variable.
Land pull requests that always collide one at a time
Use this when two kinds of change in your repository always conflict, such as migration numbering, and you want them to land one at a time.
Choose what Autopilot trusts before it merges
Use this when you want to say which CI checks Autopilot may merge on, or which changed paths make a merge higher risk.
Customize ampm's agents from your repository
Use this when you followed a link to the older single-page guide, or want a map of every file a repository can add under .ampm/.
Connect an outside agent to your workspace
Use this when you want an agent outside ampm, such as a coding assistant in your own terminal, to read your workspace or act in it, or when its access has ended and you need to reconnect it.
How ampm decides what an agent may do
Use this when you need to know why an agent was allowed or refused something: what a grant covers, which approvals stay with you, and how the Assistant, Autopilot and outside agents share the same rules.
Agent Access tools
Use this when your agent is calling ampm's tools: what each read returns, how to page through results, and what each action tool does, needs and refuses.
Approval categories an agent can be granted
Use this when you're choosing which approvals an agent may answer, or your agent is answering one: what each category allows, what needs a second category, and what stays with you.