Overview
What Enjab is, the tools you can build on, and how this documentation works for both humans and coding agents.
Welcome to Enjab Developers - the single source of truth for building on Enjab.
Everything an Enjab tool needs is here, built on three backbones: how to add Sign in with Enjab Auth, how to ship on-brand UI with the Enjab UI design system, and the Engineering Standards every tool follows to stay production-ready and consistent. Plus how to bring an existing tool up to date. One central place, kept current, for every Enjab tool that exists today and every one we build next.
Built for agents first
These docs are written so a coding agent can read them and do the work, with humans reading the same pages. Every page is a normal markdown file you can fetch raw:
| Endpoint | What it returns |
|---|---|
/llms.txt | The index of every page, with links |
/llms-full.txt | Every page concatenated into one document |
/llms.mdx/docs/<path>/content.md | A single page, raw markdown |
Point an agent at /llms.txt and let it pull the pages it needs. No separate "agent
version" of the docs - the page you read is the page the agent reads.
The backbones
Sign in with Enjab Auth
Use Enjab as your identity provider. Login, two-factor, sessions, roles, and access control - all handled centrally.
Enjab UI
The Enjab design system. Install themed components from the registry and ship a consistent, on-brand interface.
Enjab RAG
The shared knowledge brain for Enjab's agents. Connect any agent over MCP (or REST) so it grounds on the same operational knowledge.
Enjab Mind
The shared lists knowledge base (tools, links, ideas). Connect any agent over MCP to read and write it, guides for every major client.
Engineering Standards
Infrastructure rules and general engineering guidelines (security, deployment, pipeline) so every tool ships production-ready and consistent.
Update an existing tool
Bring an app you already have up to the latest Enjab UI, Auth, and Standards, change-surface minimal.
Where to start
If you are building a new tool, read Get started first - it covers
how the pieces fit together and the fastest path to a working integration. If you are an
agent, start at /llms.txt.