This part takes you from "what is OpenTacit?" to a connection that works.
It starts with setup for one person. A team repeats the same steps for each member. It then explains the main terms, how to set up the shared registry, and how to join one from your own machine and AI tools.
- Start on your own — one person, two commands, and what changes when colleagues join
- OpenTacit at a glance — the ideas behind the rest of the guide
- Set up a registry — the shared service, in full
- Join your organization's registry — connect your machine and your AI tools
- Connect a chat tool — OpenTacit as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT
Start on your ownYou do not need colleagues to get something out of OpenTacit. You do not need a server, a model key, or anyone's permission. This chapter takes one person from…OpenTacit at a glanceYour colleagues know useful ways to work with AI. OpenTacit records those methods and offers them during relevant work, along with measured results.Set up a registryThe registry is the shared service that holds your organization's playbook. It is one Go binary. The binary stores the techniques, measures the outcomes…Join your organization's registryTo use OpenTacit, your machine needs two things. It needs your member settings: the address of the registry, and the key that identifies your machine. It also…Connect a chat toolOpenTacit is not only for coding harnesses. Each AI tool that can add a remote MCP connector can reach your organization's playbook. This includes plain chat…