# Octarq

AI-native team backoffice & plugin framework

Full corpus (all pages, one document): https://docs.octarq.org/llms-full.txt

## Pages

- [architecture](https://docs.octarq.org/architecture/llms.txt)
- [Backup & Restore](https://docs.octarq.org/backup-restore/index.md) — Backing up and restoring an Octarq instance with the `octarq backup` / `octarq restore` commands.
- [Configuration](https://docs.octarq.org/configuration/index.md) — All configuration is via environment variables.
- [core](https://docs.octarq.org/core/llms.txt)
- [Deploying Octarq](https://docs.octarq.org/deploy/index.md) — Production deployment guide for Octarq using Docker, binary releases, or cloud providers with SQLite or PostgreSQL.
- [developers](https://docs.octarq.org/developers/llms.txt)
- [guides](https://docs.octarq.org/guides/llms.txt)
- [Plugin Directory](https://docs.octarq.org/plugin-directory/index.md) — Official and community plugins available for Octarq.
- [Pre-launch Checklist](https://docs.octarq.org/pre-launch/index.md) — Work through this once before pointing real users at an Octarq instance — the items that fail silently if skipped.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.octarq.org/quickstart/index.md) — Get up and running with Octarq in minutes.
- [Introduction](https://docs.octarq.org/what-is-octarq/index.md) — A self-hosted back office for link management, custom email routing, and DNS management in a single Go binary.
- [Writing a Plugin](https://docs.octarq.org/writing-a-plugin/index.md) — Guide to writing a custom Octarq plugin.