# Sloop Documentation
Sloop is a job scheduler for coding agents. It runs each ticket in its own
Git worktree, judges the result from process exit and aftercare evidence, and
merges work that passes. Commit presence never gates successful work; it only
decides whether failed aftercare left work that needs human review.
Start here:
1. [Getting started](getting-started.md) — install, initialize a repository,
post your first ticket, and watch it run.
2. [Configuration](configuration.md) — the config file, ticket frontmatter,
flows, and projects.
3. [CLI reference](cli.md) — every command, its flags, and what it returns.
4. [Concepts](concepts.md) — how Sloop decides what runs and how outcomes are
determined.
5. [Protocol](protocol.md) — the JSON socket API, for building tools on top
of Sloop.
If you are new, read the first two pages; they cover everything a day-to-day
user needs. The rest is reference material and internals.