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MODL Documentation

Comprehensive documentation for MODL, including installation guides, API references, and server development tutorials.

Introduction to MODL

MODL is a modular extension system for AI terminals. It allows you to enhance your Cognitive Architecture terminal with specialized capabilities through containerized servers.

Each MODL server provides specific functionality, such as code generation, data analysis, or web scraping. You can install only the servers you need, creating a customized AI terminal experience tailored to your workflow.

Key Features

  • •Modular Architecture: Install only the servers you need
  • •Secure Execution: All servers run in isolated containers
  • •Extensible: Create your own servers with the MODL SDK
  • •Interoperable: Chain servers together for complex workflows

Documentation Sections

Installation

Learn how to install MODL on different operating systems and environments.

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Basic Usage

Learn how to use MODL commands and interact with servers in your terminal.

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Server Management

Learn how to install, update, configure, and remove MODL servers.

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API Reference

Explore the MODL API for programmatic access to servers and functionality.

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Server Development

Learn how to create your own MODL servers using the MODL SDK.

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Security

Learn about MODL's security features and best practices for secure usage.

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Troubleshooting

Find solutions to common issues and learn how to debug MODL problems.

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Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with MODL in just a few minutes with this quick start guide.

1

Install MODL

Install MODL using the appropriate method for your operating system:

# macOS (using Homebrew)
brew install cognitive-modl

# Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)
sudo apt-get install cognitive-modl

# Windows (using PowerShell)
iwr -useb https://get.cognitive-architecture.com/modl-win.ps1 | iex
2

Install a Server

Install your first MODL server:

# Install the code-assistant server
modl install code-assistant
3

Use the Server

Start using the server to generate code:

# Generate a React component
modl run code-assistant "Create a React component for a login form"
4

Explore More Servers

Discover other servers that can enhance your workflow:

# List available servers
modl list

Community and Support

Get help from the MODL community and support team.

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