Guides
Setup guides and references for building on Verdalia.
Creating Your Own Agent
Build a personal Telegram agent with conversation history, a system prompt, and workspace tools.
Making Your Agent More Advanced
Add voice and image input to your Telegram agent, and have it reply while it works instead of only when it finishes.
Giving Your Agent Memory
Use the workspace memory store: recall facts into any AI node, write memories from conversations and documents, and operate on them directly.
Assistant and Knowledge Basics
Use the built-in assistant with documents, tables, workflows, and memory.
Build a personal operating system
Start with one small system, connect it to context, and let useful loops compound.
Build Data Views from your tables
Turn a table's rows into focused tables, cards, and checklists on your Pegboards.
Chart a table
Plot the rows of a table on a Pegboard, and understand the one mapping that every chart kind shares.
Daily Notes
Write a note for a day, a week, a month, a quarter, or a year, and keep a record of which periods you wrote.
GitHub Apps in Canopy
Connect a GitHub App to Canopy, subscribe to events, and unlock GitHub workflow and AI Agent actions.
Media Tracker with Tables and Documents
Track YouTube videos and media items in a table, then turn them into watch notes and summaries.
Tables and Agent Tools
Declare what a table's columns mean, edit rows through the controls those kinds name, and give an agent tools that reach one table and nothing else.
The Verdalia Desktop App
Install Verdalia as a Linux desktop app, sign in, and know what moves with you between the app and the browser.
Verdalia Relay Setup
Install, configure, and run Verdalia Relay on your local machine. Covers static and dynamic modes, config file, CLI reference, TLS, filesystem mounts, coding agents (OpenCode or Oh My Pi), and service setup.
Workflow Basics
Build a small workflow and learn Canopy's data-driven execution model.