Getting started: Git backend
This guide walks through a local first run of Everlock's Git backend: - start Everlock with the SSH frontend and the Git backend - create a user — the bootstrap admin — through the admin SSH console -
Documentation
This guide walks through a local first run of Everlock's Git backend: - start Everlock with the SSH frontend and the Git backend - create a user — the bootstrap admin — through the admin SSH console -
The AI backend is Everlock's built-in operator assistant and shared vision runtime. It is exposed in two places: - an interactive prompt mode inside the admin SSH session - image captioning for the im
Everlock embeds a small LLM and exposes it in two places: 1. as a free-text prompt mode inside the admin SSH session (`backend-ai-ssh` + `backend-admin-ssh` + `frontend-ssh`) 2. as an image-caption
The SSH admin surface is the implemented Everlock control plane today. It is provided by: - `frontend-ssh` - `backend-admin-ssh` This is a line-based admin REPL, not a shell. Commands begin with `/` a
Everlock includes a built-in Git service for repositories, site content, and other versioned data. It speaks the normal Git smart protocol over SSH and over HTTPS, so you clone, fetch, and push with s
This page covers creating repositories, understanding the naming rules, cloning and pushing over SSH, and the distinction between standalone repositories and the site stores that back Markdown sites.