Reference
Reference Overview
The Reference section is information-oriented: exact facts, tables, and definitions you look up rather than read linearly. Use this section when you already understand AID and need a specific answer quickly.
What is in this section
Section titled “What is in this section”| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| CLI & subcommands | Every aid command and flag — add, update, remove, status, version, self; exit codes; environment variables; tool auto-detect |
| Skills | All 11 AID pipeline skills — what each skill does and its source definition in canonical/ |
| Agents | All 9 AID pipeline agents — role, tier, tools allowed, and source definition |
| Knowledge Base doc types | The 14 standard KB document templates and what each captures |
| Settings keys | Every .aid/settings.yml key — path, current value, and description |
| Artifacts | Every named file the AID methodology produces — what it is and where it lives |
| Repository structure | How the AID repository is laid out — canonical/, profiles/, docs/, bin/, and more |
| Glossary | Definitions of AID terms, phases, artifact names, and install terms |
Looking for how-to content?
Section titled “Looking for how-to content?”The Reference section deliberately contains no tutorials or procedural steps. For installation instructions see Installation guide, and for pipeline execution see Working the pipeline.
For conceptual background — what AID is and why it works the way it does — see the Concepts section.