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Tuturuuu Platform Overview

The Tuturuuu platform combines proactive AI, unified applications, and automation tooling to help every visionary move from ambition to execution. Use this section to understand how each layer works and where to dive deeper. The maintained runtime is Next.js Web and its satellite apps. Rust (apps/backend) and TanStack Start (apps/tanstack-web) are paused and not in use. Docker setup is inactive and the Docker cron runner is retired. Retained migration designs describe a possible future, not live traffic or a current setup requirement. See the active runtime map.

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Satellite Apps And Central API Ownership

Beyond the experience surfaces, Tuturuuu is organized as a fleet of satellite apps under apps/ — calendar, finance, drive, chat, cms, inventory, storefront, and more. Each runs as its own standalone host on its own canonical domain. Satellites may own their product APIs locally; unmatched or explicitly central route families can fall back to the live apps/web platform. apps/web remains authoritative only where a route family has not been hard-cut over to a satellite or another approved owner. Use the satellite app ownership guide for local route, proxy, and auth boundaries. The TanStack and Rust migration guide retains historical designs; both runtimes are paused and not in use. The Apps gateway (apps.tuturuuu.com) sits in front of the routable apps as a launcher and redirect layer — it surfaces app cards and redirects to each app’s canonical domain rather than reverse-proxying them.

Offline Runtime Ownership

Tuturuuu owns service-worker registration, precache-manifest generation, worker compilation, navigation fallback, and runtime cache strategies in packages/offline. Applications consume OfflineProvider; the live Web app builds the worker through createOfflineRoute and getOfflineTurbopackConfig. The worker continues to use /serwist/sw.js as a compatibility URL so existing browser registrations upgrade in place. Do not add Serwist packages to an app or depend on that project’s release schedule. Extend the shared internal runtime and its focused tests instead.

How it fits together

The Apps gateway links to standalone Next.js products. Each product owns its publications, permissions, and local route handlers; central API families remain in Web. Shared packages provide UI, internal API clients, authentication, and storage helpers. Supabase, Trigger.dev, and product-specific Cloudflare services support these apps according to their owning runbooks. Use the complete product directory and repository catalog to locate products and supporting services. Versions are derived from maintained source manifests and lockfiles; a source entry is not a deployment or entitlement guarantee. Private workspace pages remain authenticated and excluded from search indexing.

Next Steps

  1. Walk through the Platform Features to see how the GTD-aligned dashboard works.
  2. Review the AI Structured Data guide to understand how we interact with models.
  3. Explore Component docs when you need reusable UI patterns.
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