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Five pages. The first four are the path: install kslate, write an agent that reads and updates a record, and read back who did what. About fifteen minutes on a laptop.

1. What is kslate? The problem it solves, and one worked exchange where kslate rejects a write.
2. Install Go, Docker, one command.
3. Your first agent Fifteen lines of Python against a class and a record that already exist, then a write the gateway rejects and the same function deciding again.
4. See what happened Who wrote what, citing what, acting on which version, and the write that was refused.

Then, optionally:

5. The same exchange on the wire The protocol itself, in six curl commands. For anyone not using a client library.

Afterwards, Build an agent adds one capability per page, and Concepts has the full model.

You need Go 1.26 and Docker. The Kubernetes path also needs a cluster, kubectl and helm.