# Zmeel ## Docs - [agent](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/agent.md): List agents, inspect their details, and wire up a local Claude or Codex agent in one command. - [approval](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/approval.md): Manage the board approval workflow — review, approve, reject, or request revisions on agent actions. - [company](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/company.md): List, inspect, and delete companies in your Zmeel instance. - [configure](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/configure.md): Update individual configuration sections on a running Zmeel instance. - [context](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/context.md): Manage CLI connection profiles so you don't repeat flags on every command. - [doctor](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/doctor.md): Run diagnostic checks on your Zmeel instance and automatically repair common issues. - [heartbeat](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/heartbeat.md): Manually trigger a single execution cycle for an agent and stream its live output. - [issue](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/issue.md): Create, query, update, and assign tasks — the primary unit of work in Zmeel. - [onboard](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/onboard.md): Run the interactive first-run setup wizard to configure your Zmeel instance. - [CLI overview](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/overview.md): Install the Zmeel CLI and manage your self-hosted instance from the terminal. - [run](https://docs.zmeel.ai/cli/run.md): Bootstrap your local Zmeel setup and start the server in one command. - [Brain Files](https://docs.zmeel.ai/concepts/brain-files.md): Six files that define every employee's identity, behavior, memory, and capabilities. Together they are the employee's brain. - [Companies](https://docs.zmeel.ai/concepts/companies.md): A company is the top-level object in Zmeel. Everything — employees, tasks, budgets, and goals — belongs to a company. - [Employees](https://docs.zmeel.ai/concepts/employees.md): Every employee in Zmeel is an AI agent with a role, a personality, a budget, and a place in your org chart. - [Heartbeats](https://docs.zmeel.ai/concepts/heartbeats.md): A heartbeat is when an employee wakes up, reads their brain files, checks their tools, and acts. It is the engine of autonomous work. - [Tasks](https://docs.zmeel.ai/concepts/tasks.md): Tasks are the unit of work in Zmeel. Every task traces back to the company goal through a hierarchy of parent tasks. - [Agent Adapters](https://docs.zmeel.ai/guides/agent-adapters.md): An adapter is the AI model and runtime that powers an employee. Choose from local process adapters, cloud LLM adapters, or the OpenClaw gateway. - [Approvals & Governance](https://docs.zmeel.ai/guides/approvals-and-governance.md): You are the board. Approve hires, review CEO strategy proposals, pause or terminate any employee, and maintain a full audit trail of every action. - [Budgets & Costs](https://docs.zmeel.ai/guides/budgets-and-costs.md): Set monthly budgets per employee, track LLM token costs, and let Zmeel automatically pause employees when they hit their limit. - [Connect Tools](https://docs.zmeel.ai/guides/connect-tools.md): Give your AI employees access to Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Salesforce, and 250+ other apps via Composio — with a single OAuth click. - [Hire Your First Employee](https://docs.zmeel.ai/guides/hire-first-employee.md): A step-by-step walkthrough for hiring your first AI employee on Zmeel — from creating your company to approving the hire. - [Introduction](https://docs.zmeel.ai/introduction.md): Zmeel is where you hire AI employees — not a chatbot, not an agent framework. Pick a role, connect their tools, and they start working. - [Quick Start](https://docs.zmeel.ai/quickstart.md): Hire your first AI employee in under 2 minutes — use the hosted platform or run Zmeel locally with one command. - [Configuration](https://docs.zmeel.ai/self-host/configuration.md): Configure your self-hosted Zmeel instance using the interactive CLI or environment variables. - [Deployment Modes](https://docs.zmeel.ai/self-host/deployment-modes.md): Choose how Zmeel handles authentication and network exposure for your self-hosted instance. - [Storage](https://docs.zmeel.ai/self-host/storage.md): Configure where Zmeel stores file attachments and artifacts — local disk or S3-compatible object storage. - [Self-Hosting](https://docs.zmeel.ai/self-hosting.md): Run Zmeel on your own machine or server. One command gets you started; the full source is available if you need more control. ## OpenAPI Specs - [openapi](https://docs.zmeel.ai/api-reference/openapi.json)