Reference#

Use reference pages when you need exact facts: support boundaries, runtime behavior, file locations, command syntax, plugin APIs, diagnostics, or security details. Reference pages are for lookup; use Guides when you want step-by-step task help.

Support and diagnostics#

• Support Scope — the canonical public support contract for platforms, workspace runtimes, browser automation readiness, and issue-reporting expectations.
• Known Limitations — current product, platform, runtime, and distribution boundaries.
• Environment Doctor — diagnostic entry points, result states, and report behavior.
• Troubleshooting — symptom-oriented recovery checks and baseline reporting details.

Runtime and system facts#

• Architecture — desktop shell, workspace model, runtime modes, and plugins.
• Containers and Host Mode — runtime behavior, requirements, logs, overrides, and caveats.
• Container Isolation — container lifecycle, mounts, networking, and dev-server registry behavior.
• State and Folders — profile paths, workspace state, app state, memory storage, and redaction guidance.
• Sero CLI — command syntax, namespaces, output, side effects, batch behavior, and plugin bridging.

Configuration facts#

• models.json — local/custom model provider schema, examples, discovery behavior, and recovery.
• Agent Definitions — subagent Markdown frontmatter, model resolution, settings, and child-session limits.
• Security / Privacy — safeguards, permissions, remote surfaces, and sensitive state.
• Testing / Evals — quality model, smoke checks, promptfoo evals, cost/auth caveats, and scenario coverage.

Plugin author facts#

• Plugins — distribution modes, local development, and beta guidance.
• App Runtime — @sero-ai/app-runtime hooks, bridge APIs, and widget registry.
• Plugin Author Quick Path — practical path from package shape to extension, UI, runtime, and widgets.
• Plugin Quickstart — canonical starter example and success criteria.
• Plugin End-to-End Example — larger example with UI, background runtime, widgets, and tools.

Catalog#

• Plugin Catalog — public catalog for built-in and external/local plugins, with selected dedicated plugin pages.