> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.adopt.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Everything about running, reviewing, and building on Adopt

> The help center for Adopt — run and review agent-prepared work, or build agents that connect data, follow instructions, and stay under human review.

Agents prepare the work; your professionals approve it. This help center is split into two clear tracks — one for the people who **use** agents, one for the people who **set them up**.

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  <Card title="I run agents someone else set up" icon="user-check" href="/end-user-guide/overview" cta="Open the guide" arrow>
    **End user** — You handle a queue of prepared work. Check what the agent found, approve or send it back, and know exactly when something needs you.
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  <Card title="I set up agents for my team" icon="screwdriver-wrench" href="/builder-guide/overview" cta="Open the guide" arrow>
    **Builder** — Connect data, define what an agent can do, control who sees which client, and put it on a schedule. The whole control surface.
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**New here?** [Do your first run →](/getting-started/your-first-run)

## Browse by section

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  <Card title="Getting started" icon="flag" href="/getting-started/what-is-adopt">
    What Adopt is, first login, a 10-minute first run, and choosing your path.
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  <Card title="Core concepts" icon="cubes" href="/core-concepts/the-object-model">
    The object model everything else is built on — read this once and the rest clicks.
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  <Card title="End user guide" icon="user-check" href="/end-user-guide/overview">
    For CPAs, controllers, and reviewers: run tasks, review prepared work, approve outputs.
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  <Card title="Builder guide" icon="screwdriver-wrench" href="/builder-guide/overview">
    Connect data, define agents and skills, control access, schedule — the full setup surface.
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  <Card title="Security & access" icon="shield-halved" href="/security-access/isolation-and-multi-tenancy">
    Isolation, roles and permissions, access scoping, and how data is handled.
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  <Card title="Admin" icon="users-gear" href="/admin/managing-members">
    Members, billing and credits, org settings, and usage reporting.
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  <Card title="Troubleshooting" icon="wrench" href="/troubleshooting/common-issues">
    Common issues, run failures, sync problems, and answers to frequent questions.
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  <Card title="Reference" icon="book" href="/reference/glossary">
    Glossary, connector matrix, and quick answers.
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## Start here

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  <Card title="Your first run" icon="rocket" href="/getting-started/your-first-run">
    Go from nothing to a live, reviewable piece of work in about ten minutes, using the guided Quick setup.
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  <Card title="Human-in-the-loop (HITL) review" icon="user-check" href="/core-concepts/human-in-the-loop">
    The review gate that sits between an agent's work and anything becoming final — the single most important concept in Adopt.
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  <Card title="Reviewing and approving work" icon="clipboard-check" href="/end-user-guide/reviewing-and-approving">
    The heart of your day in Adopt — the review queue, how to check prepared work, and how to approve it or send it back.
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  <Card title="Quick setup vs Advanced setup" icon="diagram-project" href="/builder-guide/quick-vs-advanced-setup">
    Adopt offers two front doors to the same setup — a fast, template-driven Quick path and a fully explicit Advanced path.
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  <Card title="Instructions and skills" icon="wand-magic-sparkles" href="/builder-guide/instructions-and-skills">
    How to tell an agent how to work (instructions) and what it's allowed to do (skills), and the crucial difference between a skill and access.
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  <Card title="Roles and permissions" icon="user-shield" href="/security-access/roles-and-permissions">
    The roles people can hold, what each can do, and how roles combine with client-level access.
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