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Guide

From a fresh Ubuntu machine to a working company.

Eight chapters, in order. Each one adds a part and ends with something running. All twelve parts open on November 13, 2026.

  1. Chapter 013 minStart hereWhat Lumbridge is, what you need on a fresh Ubuntu machine, how the release works, and the order of this guide.All twelve parts
  2. A finished lbc session: run, send, read and ls, ending with a list of two running terminals, the shell and the test watcher under itA finished lbc session: run, send, read and ls, ending with a list of two running terminals, the shell and the test watcher under itChapter 023 minInstall CoreBuild Lumbridge Core from source on Ubuntu, then run, list, read, attach to and type into a terminal that stays alive.Core
  3. Lumbridge App in its default layout: spaces and agents on the left, three terminal panes, and the changes panel showing a diff on the right.Lumbridge App in its default layout: spaces and agents on the left, three terminal panes, and the changes panel showing a diff on the right.Chapter 033 minA workspace: the App and the TUIBuild the desktop App and the terminal TUI, open them for the first time, and learn spaces, tabs and agent status.AppTUICore
  4. Lumbridge TUI in a terminal: three workspaces with status dots in the sidebar, an agent waiting for an answer in one pane and a dev server log in the other.Lumbridge TUI in a terminal: three workspaces with status dots in the sidebar, an agent waiting for an answer in one pane and a dev server log in the other.Chapter 043 minAgentsRun a coding agent in a Core terminal, let it start another agent and hear back, and take over a terminal yourself.CoreAppTUI
  5. Chapter 053 minA second machineAdd a machine over SSH, run and attach to programs there from your desk, and see every machine in one list.CoreAppTUIModsMobile
  6. Lumbridge Notes editing a meeting note with headings, a numbered list, inline code, checked and open tasks and a quote rendered in place, while the line under the cursor shows its Markdown sourceLumbridge Notes editing a meeting note with headings, a numbered list, inline code, checked and open tasks and a quote rendered in place, while the line under the cursor shows its Markdown sourceChapter 064 minNotes, Library and MailWhere notes, documents and mail live on disk, the commands an agent calls, and what never reaches a model.NotesLibraryMail
  7. A finished lumbridge-voice session with three added terms, two fixes and the vocabulary printedA finished lumbridge-voice session with three added terms, two fixes and the vocabulary printedChapter 073 minVoice and SpeakTurn speech into text with Voice and text into speech with Speak, and what each needs running behind it.VoiceSpeakComputerNotes
  8. Chapter 084 minThe Factory and modelsPoint the Factory at a repository, see what gates a change and who merges, then choose where your models run.FactoryComputerNotesMail
  9. Reference12 partsThe manualThe manual: reference chapters for every part, with its commands, its files and what is not built yet.

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