ToranaDocumentation
Get Torana running.
Start with one request through the proxy. Then add a plugin, connect your coding agent, or dig into how the pieces work.
For operators
| How it works | Follow a request through routing, plugin hooks, permissions, and the local controls. |
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| Quickstart | Install, configure one provider, and route a harness. |
| MCP tools | Connect your agent to inspect usage, explain plugin decisions and request confirmed changes. |
| Protocol bridges | Connect different client and model APIs, with a local-server example and CLI configuration. |
| CLI reference ↗ | Start and stop Torana, inspect traffic, apply settings, and manage the plugin pipeline. |
| Support matrix | Exact provider endpoints, harness paths, cache behavior, and SDK maturity. |
| Plugin registry | Pick a plugin, inspect its permissions, and copy its install command. |
| Plugin installation | Understand source builds, permissions, and digest approval. |
| Configuration ↗ | Seed versus managed configuration, providers, authentication, and routing. |
For plugin authors
| Write a plugin | Scaffold a Go or Rust project, build its WASM bundle, and test it with a local scenario. |
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| SDK repository ↗ | Go and Rust helpers, templates, tests, and the interface between Torana and compiled plugins. |
| Official plugins ↗ | Reviewed source examples with versioned manifests. |
| Protocol reference ↗ | Message definitions exchanged between Torana and its WASM plugins. |
| Share a plugin | Keep your plugin in your own repository and request a catalogue listing. |