Documentation

One site. Pick the surface you are working in.

Putnami documents a polyglot system in one place. Start with the shared model, then narrow the docs to Tooling, TypeScript, Go, experimental Python, or the Platform.

New to Putnami? Pick a first path.global quickstart →
WSWorkspace startInstall the CLI, create a workspace, and run your first project.TSTypeScript startCreate a web app or API service and run it locally.GOGo startCreate a Go service, run tests, and serve it from the workspace.PYPython startExplicitly create a FastAPI service or package experiment in the shared graph.

Understand the system

read once; applies everywhere
Why PutnamiThe bet, what it costs, and who it is not for.Concepts & principlesThe workspace model and the constraints Putnami refuses to break.ProtocolsThe wire contracts every pillar reads, and how conformance is proven.AgentsOrientation, blast radius, and the contract that bounds what an agent can do.

Choose your surface

the sidebar narrows after this choice
Tooling & workspace
Stable

The CLI, build system and test runner that drive every workspace.

6 pagesOpen docs →
TypeScript
Stable

HTTP, React SSR, SQL and DI as minimal, opinionated primitives.

35 pagesOpen docs →
Go
Stable

The same workspace model and conventions, compiled and concurrent.

25 pagesOpen docs →
Python
Experimental

Experimental, explicit opt-in workspace jobs and templates for Python experiments.

5 pagesOpen docs →
Platform

Deploys, build cache, registries, and managed runtime services.

14 pagesOpen docs →
Readable by agents, by design

Stable URL prefixes per surface. Every page offers Copy as Markdown and a machine-readable llms.txt. The structure agents read is the structure you read.

The system itself is contracted the same way — orientation, blast radius, and what a tool is allowed to mutate. See how agents operate a workspace →

Python documentation is experimental: the extension requires an explicit workspace opt-in, is never enabled by default, and carries no Go or TypeScript parity promise.

putnami.dev/docs/tooling-&-workspace/...
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putnami.dev/docs/frameworks/go/...
putnami.dev/docs/frameworks/python/...
putnami.dev/llms.txt

The badge on each card is that surface's reviewed public support status. What every status commits to, and the full package and protocol catalog, is on Support status.