Introduction

These docs explain how to use five Scopa products. Forge, Platform, and Realm are public reading rooms. Foundry is a workspace you open read-only. Harness is a local app.

Forge is a catalog you search and inspect. Pick a name under Object Selection, find a record, and read the profile. You can compare items where the page offers it, and follow related records by name. The notes beside the page are written guidance. There is no box for a question. The guide starts at Overview.

Platform is a launcher of reference apps. The left rail lists what you can open. Beanology, the coffee reference, is selected when you arrive. Names under COMING SOON are marked OFFLINE and do not open. The guide starts at Overview.

Realm is a set of rooms you can walk, grouped as Welcome Areas, Object Explorers, and Games, plus simpler pages where a hub card offers them. The hub lists every room. On the wire sits on the hub. The guide starts at Overview.

Foundry is a company workspace. The product page is that address. Open Foundry opens the workspace. You arrive as Guest, marked Read-only, on Scopa’s Coffee Co. You can read what the top bar offers, switch to the other companies listed, and change skin and theme. You are not offered create, save, delete, or compose. The guide starts at Overview.

Harness is a desktop window and the scopacli engine on your own machine. You bring a model provider and any MCP servers you choose. There is no Scopa account. Official installers are not published yet. That address is the product page when the website ships the route. The guide starts at Overview.

Published by Anthony Jake Scopacasa.