Using Hanji

This section is the how-to. It is written to be read in order the first time, and dipped into after.

1. Quick start - five minutes to a running Hanji, and the map of where to go next.
2. Install Hanji gets it running on your machine in a handful of commands.
3. Mounts points it at the repositories you want to read and write.
4. Reading and writing covers the human front: reading, editing, history, and making new pages.
5. Comments is where you and your readers talk about a page, right on it.
6. Agents connects a coding agent through the MCP server, with scoped tokens and propose-as-PR.
7. Proposals is where those agent suggestions land: review the diff, merge or reject.
8. Publish to the web turns everything you've opened into a website, llms.txt included.
9. On your tailnet moves the instance onto your tailnet, where the network signs people in and nobody types a password.
10. Command reference is the full list of CLI commands, for when you already know what you want.

A note before you start. Hanji is early. It runs today on your machine: one owner, the people you add, and the agents you scope - and the recommended way to share it with a team is On your tailnet. Hosted sync sits in the later column of Where we are, not in your hands yet. What is here works, and this section documents only what works.