Introduction
What Reqursor Development is, how its pipeline works, and what this documentation will cover.
Reqursor Development is a self-hosted AI development agent. You install it on your own server or a Raspberry Pi 5. Your developers write tickets with clear acceptance criteria; the agent picks them up from the queue, implements them in your repository, and ships a change only when your own checks pass and every acceptance criterion is backed by evidence.
When a ticket can't be shipped, nothing is committed. Instead you get an escalation report that explains what was tried and why it stopped, so a person can decide what happens next.
How a ticket moves through the pipeline
Implement
The agent writes the change in your repository, in a fresh session of its own.
Checks
Your build, lint, typecheck and tests run as hard gates, together with built-in scans. Any failing check vetoes the ship.
Review and verify
An AI reviewer returns a structured verdict that cites file and line evidence for every acceptance criterion. An independent verifier, in a fresh session that never saw how the code was written, re-checks the diff against the ticket.
Security
The change is scanned for security issues. Low-risk findings are fixed automatically and re-checked.
Ship or escalate
If everything passes, the change is committed to your working branch or opened as a pull request. If not, you get an escalation report instead of a broken commit.
Where to go next
Installation
Docker, Raspberry Pi 5 and bare-metal Linux installs, and activating your license.
Quick start
From the setup wizard to your first shipped ticket.
Writing tickets the agent can ship
Acceptance criteria, dependencies, labels and priority.
Checks and toolchains
Configuring build, lint, typecheck, test and the built-in scans for your stack.
Claude connection and cost control
Connecting your Anthropic API key, choosing models per stage, and setting budgets.
Security and data flows
What leaves your infrastructure, agent isolation, secrets and the audit trail.
Administration
Users and roles, backups, updates and rollback, and diagnostics.
Troubleshooting and FAQ
Common problems and how to fix them.