See the complete route index at https://docs.crusible.dev/llms.txt before following links.

# Reference

Every surface, provider and bridge Crusible documents, plus the flat pages that belong to no family.

- [Surfaces](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/surfaces/) — Every surface, what each one shows, and which channel kind turns it on.
- [Providers](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/providers/) — What each surface ships with by default, and which providers you can connect instead.
- [Bridges](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/bridges/) — What a bridge is, how it differs from a provider, and the tool Crusible bridges into.
- [Agents]() — The 14 agents, across 13 disciplines, and what each one does in a channel.
- [Channel kinds]() — The kinds of channel a workspace can create, the surfaces each one enables, and the agents each one brings with it.
- [Composer](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/composer/) — The message box: slash commands, @ mentions of people and agents, # references to files and pull requests, and the Direct to rail.
- [States and priorities](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/states-and-priorities/) — The words Crusible uses for what is happening: the four message priorities, the state lexicon, the channel status chip and the signal dial.
- [Glossary](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/glossary/) — Every coined word in these docs, defined once: channels, surfaces, providers, agents, priorities and whose store holds the record.
- [Verify a download](https://docs.crusible.dev/reference/verify-a-download/) — What a Crusible CLI release contains, what each checksum, signature and attestation proves, and what it means when one of them does not match.
- [Limits]() — Every count and ceiling the workspace shows in one place: instances, context, tokens, cost and message volume.
- [Notifications]() — The kinds of notification the inbox carries, what each one is telling you, and which part of the workspace sent it.
- [Keyboard shortcuts]() — Every keyboard shortcut in the workspace, as the help panel and the command palette list them.
- [Appearance]() — The theme modes, the density range and the agent avatar sets, and what each of them changes across the workspace.