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Gloo Code has built-in self-documentation. It knows its own agents, commands, configuration, permissions, and workflows — so instead of hunting through these docs for every detail, you can just ask Gloo Code directly. These docs intentionally stay lean: they cover how to install and launch. Everything else, Gloo Code can explain to you itself.

How to ask

Open a Gloo Code session (CLI or Desktop) and ask the plan or build agent a question about Gloo Code, in plain language. For example:
  • “How do I create a custom agent?”
  • “What permissions can I give an agent?”
  • “How do I migrate my Cursor rules into Gloo Code?”
  • “Which model should I pick for code review?”
  • “Where is my config file and what can I put in it?”
Gloo Code answers from its own built-in knowledge of itself — it’s restricted to its own documentation, so the answers are accurate to your installed version.

What you can ask

Think of anything you’d normally look up in a product manual:

Why this works

Gloo Code ships with knowledge of its own capabilities. Reference content lives inside the product rather than on this site, which means the answers stay accurate as Gloo Code updates — no stale docs to wade through.
For account, billing, or API credential issues — things that aren’t about how Gloo Code works — head to Gloo AI Studio or contact Support. Gloo Code’s self-documentation covers product behavior, not your account.