Taiga documentation

Taiga turns conversations into structured, policy-compliant specifications, and then plans and builds the work that follows from them.

Which path are you on?

	Set up the organization	Start a project
What it is	Recording the industries, stack and clouds your organization works in.	Describing something you want to build, and turning it into planned work.
Best for	The person creating the organization. Done once, changed rarely.	Anyone starting a new piece of work. Done many times.
Learn more	Set up your organization	Your first project

Do these in order the first time. The organization’s choices decide the policies every project is checked against, so a project created before them is measured against defaults nobody chose.

From nothing to planned work

1. Understand what Taiga does and the three loops it runs.

2. Set up your organization, which generates your policies and approved tech stack.

3. Create your first project and take it from a conversation to a set of initiatives.

4. Learn how organizations, teams and projects fit together once you have more than one project.

Everything else

LearnAre we building the right thing? Discovery, the specification, and the project documents.

DeliverCan we turn intent into production? Initiatives, runs, and deployments.

OperateIs it working in the real world? Dependency sweeps and product health.

Context and governanceInstructions, knowledge, policies and specs: what each is for, and how they combine.

AgentsYour job when agents do the work, and how to give them something to work from.

AdministrationRoles, access, single sign-on, integrations, the audit log, and your data.