Get started
Install the desktop app, connect a model, and run your first conversation in under five minutes. Start the walkthrough.
Wayland Documentation
The AI desktop command center, and the engine underneath it. Start here.
Find your path
Section titled “Find your path”Understand the model
Assistants, teams, agents, skills, workflows, and channels. Read the concepts.
Run the engine
wayland-core is the standalone Rust engine for scripts, CI, and headless
hosts. Install Wayland Core.
Look something up
Every CLI flag and subcommand, verified against the source. Open the reference.
Two surfaces, one engine
Section titled “Two surfaces, one engine”Wayland ships as two things that share the same core:
- The desktop app is the command center: a window where assistants, teams, channels, scheduling, voice, and image generation all live behind a calm UI.
- Wayland Core (
wayland-core) is the engine that drives it, available on its own as a Rust command-line agent you can script, pipe, and embed.
Pick the desktop when you want the full surface. Pick Core when you want a headless agent in a terminal or a build pipeline. They read the same config and run the same loop. Which one do I use?