Versalist combines challenge-based practice, tool discovery, learning paths, and workspace operations in one product. The docs are organized around those loops so you can go from product overview to specific execution detail without context switching into unrelated pages.

Start with the product map if you are new: the docs home and getting-started pages explain the product model before you jump into narrower workflows. If you live in a terminal, the CLI and API docs cover the terminal-native loop for browsing challenges, seeding repo context, and submitting runs without living in the browser. When you are reading docs inside an editor or agent host, use the copy and plain-text surfaces so context stays clean and reusable.

How to use these docs well

The docs are organized around product workflows instead of marketing pages. A normal reading path moves from broad to narrow:

1. Start broad. Open the overview or getting-started pages first so the narrower references land in the right product context.
2. Shift into workflow docs. Use the product and developer sections once you know whether you are browsing, building, running, or troubleshooting.
3. Stay in one loop. Use copy-for-LLM or llms.txt when you are moving docs into prompts, terminals, or editor-integrated agents.

Getting started

Foundations, onboarding, and the fastest way into the product. Read these first if you are new to Versalist.

• Introduction— Documentation home and high-level product map.
• Getting Started— Account setup, profile completion, and first steps.
• Glossary— Shared vocabulary for AI engineering workflows.

Product guides

Core product surfaces for challenges, tools, skills, and workspace. Use these when you want the actual user loop instead of a high-level overview.

• Agent Training Stack— How challenges become rollouts, rewards, and skill updates.
• Challenges— How challenge discovery, runs, and leaderboards work.
• AI Tools— Tool discovery, evaluation, and learning flows.
• Skills— Learning paths, workshops, and certification progress.
• Workspace— Projects, prompts, certificates, and progress tracking.

Account and access

Identity, keys, and integrations needed to use the platform. Most setup tasks land in this section.

• Account— Profiles, plans, privacy, and account management.
• Integrations— Connect providers, repos, and external systems.
• API Keys— Create, scope, and rotate keys for product and CLI use.

Developer

Reference material for programmatic and terminal-native workflows. Use these when you are integrating Versalist into tools, agents, or scripts.

• API— Programmatic access patterns and endpoint overview.
• CLI— Terminal workflows for listing, starting, and submitting.
• Changelog— Release notes and recent platform updates.

Help

Answers, troubleshooting, and support links when something is not behaving as expected.

• FAQ— Common questions about plans, workflows, and challenges.

Fast paths

If you already know what you need, jump directly to one of the entry points used most often.

• Read llms.txt— Plain-text docs index for agents and LLM tooling.
• Support FAQ— User-facing support answers outside the docs tree.

What to learn first

1. Read Getting Started if you are new to the product.
2. Open Challenges and Workspace if you want the core user loop.
3. Use API, API Keys, and CLI when you are integrating Versalist into tools or agents.

Where to go next

The fastest next step for most builders is either the challenge workflow if you want to practice against real tasks, or the workspace and prompt surfaces if you want to organize runs, prompts, and projects around the same account.