> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rebuno.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Overview

Rebuno is an open-source execution runtime for production agents.

It records every tool call and LLM call as a durable step.
Interrupted runs resume from the last recorded step instead of starting over.
Any step can be allowed, denied, or held for human approval.

> **[Quickstart](https://docs.rebuno.io/getting-started.md)**
>
> Start the dev kernel, run an agent, and create your first execution.

## Concepts

> **[Architecture](https://docs.rebuno.io/architecture.md)**
>
> The domain model, state machines, and how durability works.

> **[Agents](https://docs.rebuno.io/agents.md)**
>
> The webhook protocol and the dispatch and replay lifecycle.

> **[Clients](https://docs.rebuno.io/clients.md)**
>
> Creating and viewing executions.

> **[Tools and effects](https://docs.rebuno.io/tools.md)**
>
> Step identity, idempotency modes, and local steps.

> **[LLM calls](https://docs.rebuno.io/llm-calls.md)**
>
> Intercepting provider requests so they replay durably.

> **[Policy](https://docs.rebuno.io/policy.md)**
>
> The rule language for allow, deny, and require-approval.

> **[Events](https://docs.rebuno.io/events.md)**
>
> The event taxonomy and payloads behind every projection.

> **[Live streaming](https://docs.rebuno.io/streaming.md)**
>
> Token deltas while a step is still running.

## SDKs

> **[Python SDK](https://docs.rebuno.io/sdk/python/overview.md)**
>
> Building with Python

> **[TypeScript SDK](https://docs.rebuno.io/sdk/typescript/overview.md)**
>
> Building with TypeScript

## Reference

> **[HTTP API](https://docs.rebuno.io/api.md)**
>
> The kernel's HTTP endpoints under `/v0`.

> **[CLI](https://docs.rebuno.io/cli.md)**
>
> The `rebuno` binary and its commands.

> **[Deployment](https://docs.rebuno.io/deployment.md)**
>
> The production kernel, its config, and Docker.

> **[Dashboard](https://docs.rebuno.io/dashboard.md)**
>
> Web UI for executions, steps, events, and agents.


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