# Pult

> Describe your inboxes, records, actions, pages and flags in code next to your app, and Pult turns them into the console your team runs the product from.

- [Introduction](https://docs.pult.sh/start/introduction.md): What Pult is, and the handful of ideas everything else builds on.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.pult.sh/start/quickstart.md): From an empty project to a working inbox, with a record your team can act on.
- [Connecting your app](https://docs.pult.sh/start/connecting.md): Keys, environments, the WebSocket and webhook modes, and how definitions reach each environment.
- [Inboxes](https://docs.pult.sh/build/inboxes.md): States, data, rendering, layouts, response times and public forms.
- [Sending items](https://docs.pult.sh/build/sending.md): Fingerprints, occurrences, regressions, tags, suggested actions and batching.
- [Blocks](https://docs.pult.sh/build/blocks.md): The pieces items, records, pages and action results are made of.
- [Resources](https://docs.pult.sh/build/resources.md): Teach Pult how to fetch, find, list and show the records in your app.
- [Actions](https://docs.pult.sh/build/actions.md): What your team can do to a record, with the guardrails written next to it.
- [Roles](https://docs.pult.sh/build/roles.md): Who sees which inboxes and records, who runs which actions, and who can reveal sensitive values.
- [Views](https://docs.pult.sh/build/views.md): Saved slices of an inbox for the whole team.
- [Pages](https://docs.pult.sh/build/pages.md): Dashboards, tools and the home page, made of blocks and placed in the sidebar.
- [Flags](https://docs.pult.sh/build/flags.md): Feature flags, kill switches and settings, typed in code and changed by your team.
- [Triage](https://docs.pult.sh/build/triage.md): Typed questions about each new item, and rules in your code that act on the answers once they've earned it.
- [Notifications](https://docs.pult.sh/build/notifications.md): Tell the right people when something arrives, comes back, spikes or sits too long.
- [Status pages](https://docs.pult.sh/build/status.md): A public page with your components, their uptime and your incidents, kept up to date by Pult watching your app.
- [Email](https://docs.pult.sh/build/email.md): Reply to customers from your own domain and thread their answers back onto the item.
- [Hooks and history](https://docs.pult.sh/build/hooks.md): React in your app when an item changes state, and add your app's own events to a record's history.
- [Working in the console](https://docs.pult.sh/use/console.md): The keyboard, queues, bulk changes, approvals and working alongside your team.
- [Security](https://docs.pult.sh/use/security.md): What Pult can and can't do with your app, and the controls you have over it.
- [Plans and billing](https://docs.pult.sh/use/billing.md): What each plan includes, who counts as a seat, and what happens when you go over.
- [CLI](https://docs.pult.sh/reference/cli.md): Build, check, diff and deploy your definitions with the pult command.
- [Console API](https://docs.pult.sh/reference/api.md): Work Pult's inboxes from your own tools and agents, with the same permissions as the console.
- [Using coding agents](https://docs.pult.sh/reference/coding-agents.md): Hand the setup to a coding agent. Everything in Pult is code, so there's nothing it can't do.


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