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Understand every part of the shift
Install Nightshift, write durable work, configure boundaries, recover sessions, and troubleshoot from authoritative product behavior.
Start your first Nightshift
Set up Nightshift, write one bounded task, run it attended, and review the local receipt.
Read page →02 · DocumentationInstall Nightshift
Install the Nightshift plugin for Codex or Claude Code and open the project you want it to change.
Read page →03 · DocumentationHow Nightshift works
Understand the durable contract, one-item loop, gates, decisions, recovery, and morning handoff.
Read page →04 · DocumentationWrite a Nightshift punch list
Define complete, verifiable engineering outcomes that survive long agent runs and handoffs.
Read page →05 · DocumentationGates, guards, and stop rules
Choose verification gates and opt-in mechanical rules for an unattended engineering shift.
Read page →06 · DocumentationSession recovery and the watchman
See how Nightshift revives a dead coding-agent session without losing the approved work contract.
Read page →07 · DocumentationNightshift command reference
Choose the right Nightshift command for setup, execution, status, quality work, diagnosis, stopping, and archiving.
Read page →08 · DocumentationConfigure Nightshift safely
Set deadlines, stalls, command rules, path protections, identity expectations, and question-tool behavior.
Read page →09 · DocumentationSupported platforms and hosts
Understand Nightshift support across Codex, Claude Code, macOS, Linux, native Windows, WSL, and remote environments.
Read page →10 · DocumentationRemote SSH, devcontainers, and WSL
Keep Nightshift’s host, project, state, and watchman on the same side of a remote environment boundary.
Read page →11 · DocumentationTroubleshoot a Nightshift run
Diagnose setup, gates, state, process leases, watchman behavior, and stop conditions without making the situation worse.
Read page →12 · DocumentationFirst-night safety checklist
Verify permissions, gates, stop behavior, recovery, Git identity, and review expectations before leaving a shift unattended.
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