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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.risolu.to/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Start here

Risoluto is a local orchestration engine that watches your tracker for actionable issues, launches sandboxed AI coding agents inside Docker, and reports the result through pull requests, dashboard state, and API events. 
You move an issue into an active state → Risoluto claims it → an agent works in an isolated workspace → you review the result
Pre-launch beta. Risoluto is in pre-launch beta; public availability is targeted for May 2026. Interfaces, config shapes, and defaults may still shift between now and the public release — pin to a specific commit if you need stability today.
First time here? Start with the Quickstart. The recommended path is Docker Compose → setup wizard → dashboard.
Local-first by default. Risoluto runs on hardware you control. It still talks to the services you configure — such as Linear, your model provider, GitHub, and Slack — but your repository data stays in your own workspaces.

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Follow the shortest path

Quickstart

Use the recommended Docker + setup wizard flow and verify your first issue end to end.

Setup Wizard

See what each first-run step does before you paste credentials or reset anything.

Dashboard

Learn where to watch live runs, inspect attempts, and change settings after setup.

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Understand the system

How It Works

Follow the lifecycle from tracker detection to workspace creation, sandbox execution, and delivery.

Trust Model

Understand what Risoluto controls, what the agent controls, and where the trust boundaries sit.

API Reference

Use the same HTTP surface the dashboard and setup wizard depend on.

Configuration

Tune concurrency, models, workspace strategy, sandbox settings, and notifications.

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What to expect from Risoluto

Operator-first control

You keep the orchestrator, credentials, and runtime state under your control instead of routing work through a hosted control plane.

Isolated execution

Each issue runs in its own Docker-backed workspace, with retries, stall handling, and archived attempt history.

Visible runtime state

The dashboard, SSE feed, metrics endpoint, and API make it clear what is queued, running, blocked, or finished.

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Keep moving

Docker Deployment

Run Risoluto as a persistent service with named volumes and optional remote dispatch.

FAQ

Get short answers on privacy, Docker, model support, cost, and failure handling.

Troubleshooting

Recover from common setup, auth, sandbox, webhook, and runtime failures.
Last modified on April 10, 2026