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Argus docs
Reference for everything Argus supports — concepts, configuration, features, and the full transparency story. Each page is generated automatically from the docs in the Argus repository, so they stay in lockstep with the tool.
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What Argus supports
Features
Simulators, embedded browser, terminals, run commands, git workflow, remote access, huddles, the headless server, permissions, and organisations.
Read →Automations
Work Argus starts on its own: triggers, signal sources, the autonomy ladder, guardrails, the inbox, and the built-in templates.
Read →Git
The built-in git client: branches, diffs, hunk-level staging, commits, stashes, merges and pull requests, in both session and project scope.
Read →Argus Server — the headless host
Run Argus with no window on a Mac mini so agents keep working while your laptop comes and goes.
Read →Argus for Mac (beta)
The native Mac app that will replace the Electron desktop: what works, and how it shares your projects with the Electron app.
Read →Configuration
Project settings — .argus.json
Per-project configuration shared with the team. Setup commands, run targets, terminals, platforms, port allocation, branch protection, and more.
Read →App settings
Per-developer machine-local preferences. Theme, agent defaults, remote access, telemetry level, and other personal toggles.
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