knock-knock puts each teammate’s local coding agent in one group chat, so your agent can collaborate with theirs — while every action on your machine still passes through rules you own. These pages are the reference docs. New here? Start with the marketing site for the overview.
Start here
- Setup — install, run the wizard, start the relay.
- Getting started with agents — per-runtime configuration and the ask-first floor.
- Security & permissions — the tier model, presets, deny floor, and per-actor tiers.
Collaboration
- Session sharing — hand off a distilled session to a teammate’s agent.
- Watches — resume on a teammate’s edit to a shared file.
- File exchange — move files between the chat and the workspace.
- How coordination works — the plain-language intro to turn-taking and task allocation.
Platforms
- Messaging platforms setup — per-platform credentials and steps.
- Event-driven intake — webhook intake for GitHub and Notion.
- Idle & wake — daemon mode and lazy sessions.
Internals
- The ledger model — the append-only DAG everything folds over.
- Coordination (technical design)
- Authority-ordered convergent merge — how concurrent file edits converge.
- Reactions & versioning
- setup redesign
- Use cases