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  1. Install q15: the four commands the binary will bring, and the Compose path that runs today.
  2. Chat for the browser app: passkey enrolment, sessions, attachments. On your phone it installs to the home screen like any other web app, and it can receive a photo or a PDF straight from Android’s share sheet.
  3. Telegram if you would rather answer there. It is a second client for the same agent, not a second agent.
  1. Jobs for scheduled work: what a job is, what it costs, and how to see whether it ran.
  2. Tools for what it can actually do with the rest of its turn.
  3. Chat or Telegram for where a job’s report arrives.
  1. Models for the provider block, the roster, and how the agent picks what answers.
  2. Reference for the exact configuration keys.
  3. Give it room: the stack itself needs about 2 GB of RAM, and a local model needs whatever that model needs on top.
  1. Memory for the layers, the transcript, and the background jobs that maintain them.
  2. Workspace for the project tree, media store and what survives a rebuild.
  3. Backups for what to copy, in what order, and what not to restore.

I want to give it a shell without giving it my credentials

Section titled “I want to give it a shell without giving it my credentials”
  1. Security for prompt injection, the class of attack the architecture is built around.
  2. Credentials for the proxy, the injection rules, and the two credential stores.
  3. Architecture for the four services and where the boundaries actually are.
  4. Why q15 for what none of this protects.
  1. Tools for the surface: files, commands, search, media, subagents.
  2. Skills for teaching it procedures it can reuse.
  3. Jobs for the work it does with nobody watching.
  • Updating for the releases, the tag scheme and what does not roll back.
  • Backups before you need them.
  • Troubleshooting when something is not healthy.
  • Reference for every key, path and command in one place.

Start here — What is q15? · Install q15 · Why q15 · this page

Using q15 — Chat · Telegram · Models · Memory · Workspace · Tools · Skills · Jobs

How it works — Architecture · Security · Credentials

Operating it — Updating · Backups · Troubleshooting · Reference

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