# Druks

> Build and operate durable agent apps on your own infrastructure.

- [Druks](https://docs.druks.ai/index.md): The self-hosted runtime for durable agent apps.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.druks.ai/quickstart.md): Install Druks locally, connect an agent harness, and examine the complete execution path.
- [Full local setup](https://docs.druks.ai/full-local.md): Run Druks, Postgres, Redis, Drukbox, and local sandbox containers on one machine.
- [Concepts and guarantees](https://docs.druks.ai/concepts.md): Understand Druks ownership boundaries, durable recovery, gates, agents, events, and access topology.
- [Writing an app](https://docs.druks.ai/writing-an-app.md): Build a separately packaged Druks app with workflows, agents, gates, routes, models, and migrations.
- [Files](https://docs.druks.ai/files.md): Receive, pass, persist, serve, and delete files produced by agents.
- [Deploy Druks](https://docs.druks.ai/deployment.md): Install, expose, upgrade, and roll back a production Druks stack.
- [Configuration](https://docs.druks.ai/configuration.md): Configure deployment settings, access control, harnesses, services, sandboxes, notifications, MCP servers, and skills.
- [Connect your agent](https://docs.druks.ai/connect-your-agent.md): Connect Claude Code or Codex to the Druks MCP endpoint with a personal access token.
- [Troubleshooting](https://docs.druks.ai/troubleshooting.md): Diagnose startup, access, webhook, harness, sandbox, gate, recovery, and app-loading failures.
- [Develop Druks](https://docs.druks.ai/development.md): Set up the repository, understand its architecture, change the database, and run verification.
- [Release Druks](https://docs.druks.ai/releasing.md): Publish Druks and install or roll back an immutable release.