The factory manual.
Build and operate your factory: workers, blueprints, quality checks, reviewed changes, environments, integrations and administration. Search for a task, or start from a category.
- Pages
- 73
- Categories
- 7
M-01 · 7 pages
Getting started
From signing in and the factory setup checklist to a card that moves itself.
- What is CodeBook?
- Create your workspace
- Finding your way around
- Your first workflow
- Install your first agent
- Staff your first station
M-02 · 16 pages
Operating your factory
Blueprints, factory files, reviewed changes, environments, scorers, improvement yield, Trust, memory, knowledge, the System Map and operational controls.
- Blueprint updates and workspace copies
- Review and schedule factory changes
- Factory environments and promotion
- Test factory, versions and rollback
- Optimization and measured outcomes
- Policies, operations and the factory map
M-03 · 10 pages
Agents
The marketplace, skills, your own copies, conversations, Studio evaluation and replay comparisons.
- The marketplace
- Skills
- Editing and resetting
- Writing your own agent
- Conversations
- Crews as station workers
M-04 · 13 pages
Workflows & stations
Stations, triggers, routing, handoffs between workflows, approvals, templates, work orders, supervision, and system impact with risk routing.
- Workflows and stations
- Triggers
- Pass, fail and retries
- Handoffs between workflows
- Approvals and people
- Notifications
M-05 · 6 pages
Cards & the board
Cards, card templates, discussion, everything the worker gets to read and how it is measured, and asking your system.
M-06 · 12 pages
Integrations
Repositories on any host or inside CodeBook, draft pull requests, tool connections, the MCP server, outside runtimes and adapters, worker SDKs, events, production monitoring, linked MadeBook and OpenBook workspaces, and the governance handoff.
All 12 pages →M-07 · 9 pages
Administration
The catalogue, organizations, roles, model providers and routing, the security model and infrastructure, managed service mode, and implementation status.
- Platform administration
- Organizations and roles
- Model providers and token usage
- AI Models
- The security model
- Implementation status and current limits