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MortelOS Documentation
Start building governed Laravel portals with MortelOS.
MortelOS is an operating system model for governed Laravel portals. It gives every feature a clear place in a workspace with roles, policies, workflows, audit history and safe agent access.
Start with a host app from mortelos/starter, then describe the capabilities your portal needs. A capability is something a role can do, such as uploading a document, approving a request or viewing a dossier.
MortelOS keeps the build order strict:
- Understand the roles and capabilities.
- Record package decisions.
- Model the domain objects and events.
- Build projections, workflows and surfaces.
- Verify policies, audit behavior and release evidence.
Use these entry points:
| Page | Use when |
|---|---|
| Installation | You need to create and verify a fresh host app. |
| First portal | You need to choose the first useful vertical slice. |
| Building portals | You need the full capability-first build method. |
| Host app anatomy | You need to know where portal code belongs. |
| TALL conventions | You need frontend and Laravel implementation rules. |
| MCP runtime | You need to understand operate mode and agent access. |
| Troubleshooting | You need fixes for common install and boot failures. |
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