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The operator path for getting useful with Buzz

Start with orientation, then move into setup, skills, examples, and troubleshooting. This page is for learning how to work with Buzz before you ask a diagnostic or implementation question.

Suggested path

01Understand Buzz and its limits
02Set up one agent with a bounded job
03Add skills, workflows, and approvals deliberately
04Inspect concrete examples before copying a pattern
05Track meaningful changes without reading every commit
06Troubleshoot reliability, proof, and cost with guides
07Escalate to diagnostic help only when the problem is specific

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Understand Buzz first

Start with the Buzz explainer so you know what is official, what is observed, and what your own install still has to prove.

Read the Buzz explainer

Set up one agent cleanly

Use the checklist and practical setup guides to separate identity, harness choice, skills, and verification.

Open the setup checklist

Add skills and operating patterns

Work through the guides for skills, workflows, collaboration, reliability, and cost before you expand the system.

Browse the guides

Inspect public-safe examples

Review snapshot examples to see role, scope, harness policy, and proof status without exposing private agent data.

Open agent snapshots

Track meaningful Buzz changes

Use Buzz Updates to see what changed, whether it affects operators, what action is supported, and what Buzz Agent Hub actually verified.

Open Buzz Updates

Diagnose a stuck workflow

Use the trust-first assessment only when you already know the recurring job that is slipping, stalling, or bouncing back to the owner.

Start the assessment

What to expect

Snapshot pages show examples and boundaries without exposing private internal agent data.
The assessment returns a brief and receipt without forcing a package, maturity score, or price path.
Business Builder stays downstream of guides and diagnosis, not ahead of them.