Use DevCapsule
Start here: your first DevCapsule session. Download the executable, open an IDE, run a small program, then stop and resume. No contributor setup or AI account is needed for that first exercise.
| What you want to do | Read this |
|---|---|
| Check your computer and install DevCapsule | First session: before you start |
| Use an existing repository or start a real project | Use your own project |
| Add Antigravity, Codex or Claude Code | Add a coding agent |
| Try or recover a component upgrade (v0.2.14 development client) | Component version sets |
| Understand update signals, unknown status and service reliability | Component freshness |
| Use Windows | WSL2: read before installing |
| Coordinate several people and agents on one repository | Work in workstreams |
| Return to work or recover a closed browser tab | Stop and come back |
| Get past a failed step | First-session troubleshooting |
The guides target the released Linux x86-64 executable. They distinguish what works now from the intended V1 experience on the landing page.
Developing DevCapsule
To change DevCapsule itself, use For developers. The repository documentation index also lists engineering records and the detailed CLI/contributor reference.
Background And Earlier Material
These are positioning drafts or historical notes, not setup instructions for the current release: