From first launch to the agent loop.

Hetu docs are organised as “use it → understand it”: get notes and Code sessions working first, then read how retrieval, compression, permissions and workflows are built. Every page covers the UI path, configuration, where data lands and how to troubleshoot.

The five-minute path

01

Install and launch

Use a desktop installer or run from source; confirm the frontend and backend both respond.

Getting started →
02

Connect a model

Add a provider and models, then set per-scenario defaults for chat, coding, Wiki and more.

Models & usage →
03

Write your first note

Polish or expand with AI, generate an index, and give the knowledge base something to retrieve.

Notes →
04

Run a Code session

Pick a repository, open a worktree, and let the agent read code, edit files and commit changes.

Code sessions →

Feature map

Find the entry point for what you are doing. Each feature page includes the UI path, key settings and common troubleshooting.

Write and ask

Do the work

Knowledge

Platform and data

Deep dives

For people who read or change the code: key mechanisms, defaults, guards, fallbacks and how to debug them.

Stuck?

Start with FAQ: install failures, port conflicts, indexing stalls, worktree cleanup and update errors live there. To diagnose the backend, check http://localhost:5000/api/health first, then the logs/ directory under your data folder.

These pages are maintained alongside the code. If a page disagrees with the implementation, open a GitHub issue with the page and section.