Documentation
Documentation
Everything needed to use, publish and integrate Arcotheon capabilities.
Getting started
Install the Arcotheon command-line tool, find a capability, install it, and run one of its tools.
Concepts
What a capability contains, how it is identified, and how the registry, signatures and permissions fit together.
Authoring capabilities
Create, validate, build, sign and inspect a capability with the Arcotheon CLI.
The .adcap specification, version 1.0
The normative description of the capability package, manifest, signatures, tool protocol and registry format.
The registry
How the GitHub-backed registry is laid out, signed, served, updated and revoked.
Security model
The threats Arcotheon considers, what is enforced and tested today, and exactly what is not.
SDK reference
Using @arcotheon/sdk from a host application: verify, resolve, install, cache and run capabilities.
AgentDock integration contract
What AgentDock (or any host) must do to discover, verify, cache and run Arcotheon capabilities while keeping its own Free/Pro rules.
Designing for Visual Intelligence
How Arcotheon will carry a capability backed by thousands of videos and images, and the small working sample that proves the shape.
Publishing
How a capability gets from your machine into the registry today, and how the workflow is designed to grow.
Production signing and key rotation
The concrete procedure for creating production trust roots, signing releases and rotating or revoking keys, without using the development root.
Status and known gaps
What is built and verified in version 0.1, what is only partly verified, and what is not built or is blocked.
v1 release checklist
Pass/fail evidence for every release criterion as of 22 October 2026, the owner-only actions, and the go/no-go recommendation.