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Amplifier Resolve Documentation

What is Resolve?

Resolve is Amplifier’s autonomous code-generation platform. You submit a task as an instance, a pluggable resolver executes it in an isolated container, and you watch progress through a live event stream — optionally verifying the result against acceptance criteria with a reality check.

Resolve is a multi-repo system: a FastAPI backend, a React frontend, and a set of resolver plugins (each with its own viewport UI). This section documents how to build on it and operate it.

Start here

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Your first resolver

The golden path: from zero to a running custom resolver in one sitting.

Build a resolver →

Core concepts

Instances, resolvers, viewports, pipelines, events, and the container model.

Learn the concepts →

The four sections

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Get StartedGolden paths and core concepts — the fastest route to productive.
Build a ResolverThe Resolver Protocol, manifest.json, event vocabulary, A2UI, DOT pipelines, and viewports.
Use the PlatformThe REST API, instance specs, the auth model, and reality-check usage.
Architecture & OpsPlatform architecture, instance lifecycle, the container model, and single-VM deployment.

For AI agents

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The entire Resolve corpus is available as a single fetch at /resolve/llms-full.txt, and the ecosystem index at /llms.txt. Point your agent there to author resolvers or drive the platform without reading source.