Digit Documentation in Russian

This is not a translation. The complete Digit documentation is available at docs.digitable.life: 395 English pages and 316 Chinese pages, inherited along with the codebase. There is no Russian localization there, nor has there ever been. There is no need to rewrite 395 pages in Russian: most of them are valid for any fork of this agent, and we need what is valid for this build — its own installer, its own update repository, its own way to load the model.

Therefore, here the core is the main element, and the order is determined not by the table of contents, but by what is not found anywhere else.

Three commands described only here

They were created recently, are missing from the English documentation, or have been reduced to a reference line.

• Local model without Ollama: digit local — Digit downloads llama-server, verifies the sha256, downloads the weights, and sets up an OpenAI-compatible server on 127.0.0.1:8127. What does it cost in terms of disk space and memory, why is the llama.cpp tag so firmly attached, and why won’t a window smaller than 64,000 tokens work.
• Digital portrait of the owner: digit portrait — measured speech style, a log of previous decisions with verbatim quotes, and a separately marked guess that is not stored anywhere. Accumulation is disabled by default.
• Rule check with words: digit rule-check — the rule in Russian is transformed into an FTS specification, compiled by a real compiler, and passes a fallacy detector. There are three outcomes, not two, and the boundary is printed even in a green response.

Where to start

• Installation — one command, directory layout, installer flags, installation from a service account, and from source code.
• First launch — wizard in Russian, three configuration methods, and what the recommended one does.
• Which model to choose — presets, your own endpoint, your own Digitable router, and the requirement of a 64,000-token window, from which everything else follows.
• Update and removal — steps digit update, snapshot, automatic rollback in case of a corrupted pull.

Commands related to work

• Tasks and integration catalog — digit tasks over the common database, where a task is identified only by its UUID, and digit workbench, which reads integration cards from the portal’s repository.

How it is written

Each command on these pages has been run rather than rewritten from memory or from the documentation: the output in the examples is the actual output, including cases of failure. The numbers are provided along with where they were obtained, and where the measurement was not done by us, this is indicated.

There are no flags or features that don’t exist here either. If something isn’t described, it’s most likely that we haven’t tested it; in that case, the link leads to the English documentation with a direct disclaimer that the details are there.

What’s nearby

• What Digit can do — recorded runs: utilities, verbatim quotes from courses, rejection with numbers.
• How verifiability is structured — three sources of content, two modes, and a ban on silent degradation.
• What has been verified and with what numbers — methodology and results.
• Limits of guarantee — what the system does not catch.