Getting Started
Overview
What Catoids is, who it serves, and how this documentation is organised.
- Getting Started
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What Catoids is
Catoids is an AI-native enterprise platform for building domain-specific business applications. It centres on domain-driven architecture, workflow orchestration, decision automation, and modular business kernels rather than a single monolithic application shape.
Teams use Catoids to organise domain models, orchestrate enterprise workflows, and run decision paths with AI-assisted execution where the platform contract allows it. Knowledge-driven components sit beside kernels so operators and developers share a coherent structure.
Who it is for
- Platform and application architects designing domain-specific systems
- Engineering teams implementing business kernels and workflow adapters
- Operations roles that own configuration, deployment, and runtime policy
Documentation map
| Area | Start here | | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Getting Started | Installation, Quick start, Core concepts | | Guides | Modelling a domain | | API | API overview | | FAQ | Common questions |
For a short platform brief, see the Platform overview resource. Product positioning on the public site lives on the Product page.
Releases
See Release notes for shipped changes by version.