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Robion user manual

How a person operates Robion, chapter by chapter. It is the same text the agent answers from when you type /robion:help inside the app, so it names things as the window does: UI labels in bold, menu paths as ⚙ → project → …, shortcuts as the app writes them. The manual is written in English; the glossary maps every label to the Czech UI.

Each chapter is also a plain markdown file at the same URL with .md, and/llms.txt lists them all.

Chapters

  • Workspace — The window: project rail, home and overview, tabs and panel groups, the side panel with tree and git, ⌘K, shortcuts, appearance, projects, the desktop in a browser.
  • Tasks — A task’s life: new task or terminal, permissions and questions, states, splits, options, parking and resuming, ending, timeline, cost.
  • Checkouts — Git worktrees as checkouts: main vs own worktree, the TASKS section, update, merge, remove, tidy, conflicts, what the agent can and cannot touch.
  • Panels — Every panel: files and the editor, diff, GIT, web preview and the element picker, 3D model and customizer, media, LOG, controls, activity, statistics, Jira, MCP.
  • Phone — The phone client: pairing, installing, push notifications, chat, photos, questions, permissions, new task or project, changes and merge.
  • Stream deck — The stream deck: keys, pages, permission answers, the status window, running the daemon.
  • Automations & Steward — The board, the Inbox, automation rules and their history, the Steward with its schedule, standing instructions and memory.
  • Settings — Global and per-project settings: Jira, GitLab and GitHub, servers and remote access, hooks, packs, privacy and telemetry, updates, where data lives on disk.
  • Workshop — Maker projects: the Maker Pack, the six workshops, the design panel and its gates, renders, drawings, BOM, the live customizer.
  • Troubleshooting — Something is wrong: the symptom, what it means, what to do, where the logs are.
  • Glossary — English ↔ Czech labels of every UI element, so a Czech window can be named.
  • Changelog — what each version changed, newest first.