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App Overview

The Stallari app is the control and inspection surface for a local helper. The helper can continue running when the window is closed; the app lets you talk to it, inspect work, review state, and change controls.

Stallari groups navigation by the question you are asking. Top clusters are universally fluent; deeper clusters use vocabulary you acquire as you go.

ClusterQuestion
ChatWhat do I want my Chief of Staff to help with?
HomeWhere do I start each session?
TodayWhat should I read or know right now?
OperationsWhat is the helper running, scheduling, and dispatching?
AnalyticsWhat patterns are emerging across my work?
StatusWhat is the helper’s health and what needs attention?
ClassificationsHow is incoming context being routed and labelled?
InsightsWhat is remembered, observed, and searchable?
MarketplaceWhat packs and plugins extend the helper?
ForgeWhat am I authoring for the helper to use?

Some clusters are still being populated as features ship; the leaf list above is stable and the screen table below names the leaves that have content today.

ScreenPurpose
ChatTalk to your Chief of Staff and request work.
TodayRead the current personal slice when configured.
DigestsRead generated summaries from the vault.
SearchQuery local knowledge through Lens.
InsightsInspect remembered observations, decisions, and corrections.
OperationsWatch work that is currently running.
ActivityInspect recorded work after it starts or completes.
StatusCheck health, permissions, runtimes, indexing, and recovery actions.
SettingsChange controls and preferences.
MarketplaceInstall approved packs and plugins.

Status is where Stallari names live state: helper unavailable, runtime missing, permission denied, encryption degraded, index stale, or plugin attention needed.

Settings is where you change controls: provider keys, plugin credentials, consent, account, helper lifecycle, and preferences.

When something needs attention, start in Status. When you already know the control you want to change, use Settings.

The menu bar item gives quick access to the app and local helper actions. Depending on installation state, it may expose open, restart, setup, or quit commands.

Use the full app for configuration and review. The menu bar is for quick lifecycle access.

The Guides surface opens this documentation from inside the app. It is useful when you need product context while configuring providers, plugins, permissions, or review workflows.