# ShipFoundry Docs > Customer setup, MCP, API, CLI and evidence-based agent workflows for ShipFoundry. ShipFoundry docs help a serious user understand what the product does, set up one product, connect its required read-only repository, read an update, understand the brief, hand it to an agent, and record the outcome. ## Start With Your Agent - [Agent Setup Procedure](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/agent-setup.md): Human approvals, connection choices, ordered setup and recovery. - [Developer API](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/api.md): HTTP authentication, request examples and retry rules. - [MCP](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/mcp.md): OAuth connection and tool discovery. - [CLI](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/cli.md): Preview availability and terminal workflow. ## Docs Pages - [ShipFoundry Docs](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs): Set up ShipFoundry, connect your agent, and use MCP, the API, or the CLI to turn software updates into verified work. - [Product overview](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/product-overview): Find relevant software changes and bring them into your development workflow. - [Quickstart](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/quickstart): Create a project, connect its repository and review its first recommendations. - [Set Up With Your Agent](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/agent-setup): Connect your coding agent, configure a real project, and manage ShipFoundry through MCP, the API, or the CLI. - [Agent workflows](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/agent-workflows): Review recommendations, route work to your tools and record what happened. - [MCP](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/mcp): Connect your agent to read recommendations, manage projects and record outcomes. - [Developer API](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/api): Manage projects, retrieve recommendations and record outcomes over HTTP. - [Product CLI](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/cli): Install and automate the ShipFoundry developer API from the terminal. - [Investigation briefs](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/investigation-briefs): Read the evidence, task scope and checks before assigning work. - [Sample investigation](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/sample-investigation-brief): A fictional example of a repository investigation and its expected result. - [Trust and readiness](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/trust-and-readiness): Understand what a recommendation establishes and what still needs checking. - [GitHub repository connection](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/github-repo-evidence): Connect a repository so ShipFoundry can check recommendations against your code. - [Linear](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/linear): Export a brief to a Linear issue and keep its link with the recommendation. - [Security and data](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/security-and-data): Understand account access, repository data, credentials and account deletion. ## Full Docs Export - [Full Docs Markdown](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs/full.md): Combined source-controlled launch docs content. - [Docs Index Markdown](https://shipfoundry.ai/docs.md): Markdown export for the docs index. - Append `.md` to a docs page URL for a page-level Markdown export, for example `/docs/quickstart.md`. ## Notes For AI Systems - Treat docs pages as activation and trust documentation, not blog content or changelog entries. - Do not infer GitHub issue export, broad Linear sync, automatic implementation, or write access from these docs. - Do not infer repo evidence unless a page explicitly says GitHub is connected and focused repo evidence exists. - Prefer the trust and readiness language when explaining whether a recommendation is safe to act on.