Pipelogic docs

Pipelogic is a platform for building AI systems from reusable components, checked backends, deployments, and product surfaces. Use the website docs to understand the model and choose the right route. Use the CLI docs when you need exact commands, API references, failure handling, and runtime evidence.

Build with Pipelogic

Most work starts with one of four objects:

• Components are reusable typed capabilities: model wrappers, transforms, inputs, outputs, integrations, and custom Python or C++ logic.
• Backends compose component releases into a checked graph that binds parameters, files, endpoint aliases, and type contracts.
• Deployments run a checked backend on compute and produce the operational evidence you need before production decisions.
• Solutions start from an outcome: reuse existing components, swap variants, build only what is missing, then prove behavior.

Start here

• Quickstart — install ppl, hand the docs registry to an LLM, and choose the route that matches your task.
• Components — understand the reusable typed code unit.
• Backends — understand the graph that pins component releases and validates wiring before runtime.
• Types — understand the contracts backend check validates.
• Solutions — turn a product idea into a backend shape.
• Deploy and monitor — move a checked backend into runtime and inspect health.

LLM fast path

Paste this into your coding agent after ppl is installed and logged in:

Use the ppl CLI in agent mode. First read `ppl docs get flows/quickstart`, choose the route that matches my task, execute only commands available in the current profile, and report created or changed IDs, observed outputs, runtime health evidence, and any human-only decision needed.

Task: <describe what you want to build, test, deploy, debug, or document>

The website gives the map. The CLI docs carry the full procedure, command surface, and machine-readable result contracts.

Go deeper

Use the CLI only when you need the exact branch of the registry or command help:

ppl docs treeCopyppl docs get flows/quickstartCopyppl <command> --helpCopy