Documentation
Everything you need to know about using, configuring, and orchestrating Rescriptum.
Quick start
Install Rescriptum, configure your OpenRouter key, and run your first agent turn in under 3 minutes.
How to use
Step-by-step guide to agent workflows: prompt crafting, mode selection, turn lifecycle, and review.
Interface & tabs guide
Walkthrough of every panel: Editor, Chat & Modes, Models & Treasury, Git & Worktrees, Skills, and Terminal.
Tools & capabilities
Full reference for AST symbol slicing, 6-tier fuzzy patching, isolated subshells, and research cascades.
Approvals & tool trust
How to configure tool permissions, enable auto-approve, and understand the Journal trust progression.
Verification & rollbacks
Compiler-gated execution, fast LSP diagnostics, and automatic rollback on broken builds.
What is Rescriptum?
Rescriptum is a native, self-verifying integrated development environment for Windows. Unlike browser wrappers or editors with chat extensions bolted on, Rescriptum operates as a unified agent workspace where multi-round coding agents, models, build verifiers, and codebase tools work together at native desktop speed.
The IDE features a full code editor, an interactive terminal, multi-model orchestration via OpenRouter, deep codebase symbol indexing, automated build verification with instant checkpoint rollback on failures, and a browser companion for live UI and QA inspection.
Rescriptum installs in seconds on Windows 10 and 11 (x64) with no administrator permissions required.