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Current Rust CLI, account and catalog guidance.

[Overview](/en/ai/docs)

[Quickstart](/en/ai/docs/quickstart)

[For people](/en/ai/docs/quickstart/human)

[For agents](/en/ai/docs/quickstart/agent)

[Catalog](/en/ai/docs/catalog)

[CLI](/en/ai/docs/cli)

[Overview](/en/ai/docs/trust-and-safety)

[Security checks](/en/ai/docs/security-checks)

[Troubleshooting](/en/ai/docs/troubleshooting)

# ai-stp ai-stp creates, validates, selects and installs complete configurations for AI harnesses. The Rust CLI is the engine; the web provides accounts and the public catalog. A setup belongs to one harness and pins exact immutable component versions. [Install](quickstart/human.md), then let your agent use the [task interface](quickstart/agent.md). The [CLI reference](cli/index.md) explains command discovery and state. [Catalog](catalog/index.md) and [trust](trust-and-safety/index.md) explain what public results mean. Linux x86-64, Apple Silicon macOS and Windows x86-64 run in CI. Isolated setup installation and active-session handoff are currently available on Linux. Harness executables remain managed by users/vendors. No model key is needed, and the CLI has no telemetry sender or automatic updater.