Documentation
Motita is one program with several parts. Pick the one you want to understand; each page explains what it is for, how to use it, and where the full detail lives.
Install and first run
One command to install, a short setup the first time you run it.
The terminal interface
The full-screen interface you get by typing motita.
Browser interface and gateway
The same agent from a browser or a phone, served from one port.
Projects, sessions and git
Each session works on its own branch; pull requests are followed for you.
Models and providers
Bring your own model, and pick a different one for each kind of work.
Voice
Dictate to motita and have its answers read aloud.
Skills: what it learns
A shelf of procedures it reads, writes and keeps tidy, no retraining.
Safety and the sandbox
What it can never do, what it asks about, and how much disk it reaches.
Network and remote access
Keep it on this machine, share it on your LAN, or reach it from a phone.
Updates and scheduled tasks
Stay on the newest verified release, and run tasks on a cadence.
Looking for the engineering detail?
These pages explain. For every configuration key, endpoint and the architecture in full, read the reference or the complete guide (both in English). For how the terminal interface was designed, see the TUI design review.