Clearings guide
Clearings turns repeatable agent steps into tested code. Your coding agent handles judgment and unfamiliar cases; saved routines handle work that can be specified, checked, and run again on fresh inputs.
Get started
- Install a bundled package through your existing coding client.
- Ask the agent to save a useful workflow or review recent conversations.
- Let the agent reuse matching routines, or try one in the workbench.
A skill preserves guidance. A routine preserves executable work. Clearings uses both: its skills guide discovery and teaching, while the native runtime executes accepted routines.
Use and control
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Daily use | Natural-language requests and defaults |
| Workbench | Examples, test inputs, proposed updates and undo |
| Management | Pause, exclusions, history, retention and usage |
| Background learning | Conversation review, candidate validation and scheduling |
| Performance | Suitable workloads and honest measurement |
Technical reference
| Reference | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Product | Purpose, supported behavior and product boundaries |
| Architecture | Client, host, worker and storage responsibilities |
| Execution | Capabilities, isolation, limits and outcomes |
| Routines | Frozen criteria, versions, evaluation and activation |
| Projects | Identity, grants and cross-project reuse |
| Agent integration | CLI, MCP, hooks and the SDK |
| Activity | Conversation sources, usage and run evidence |
| Development | Builds, tests, packages and documentation |
| Release validation | Checks needed for a distributable release |