> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.amoeba.farm/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.amoeba.farm/getting-started/01-where-to-begin.md).

# Where to Begin

Start with the thing you want to do.

## I Want to Understand Amoeba Farm

Read these first:

1. [About Synthetics](/about-synthetics/01-about-synthetics.md)
2. [Why Amoeba Farm](/overview/01-why-amoeba-farm.md)
3. [Markets: RAMX, NANDX, and Future Markets](/overview/02-markets-ramx-nandx-future.md)

## I Want to Trade

Read:

1. [About Capped Options](/trading/01-about-capped-options.md)
2. [Fees](/trading/02-fees.md)
3. [Risk Disclosures](/reference/03-risk-disclosures.md)

Before entering a position, make sure you understand:

* market and expiry;
* direction;
* premium or cost;
* maximum loss;
* maximum payout;
* settlement window;
* oracle status.

## I Want to Use the CLI

Read [CLI](/getting-started/02-cli.md).

The CLI is useful if you want repeatable market inspection, wallet checks, JSON output, or command-line trading workflows.

## I Want the Web Client

Read [Web Client](/getting-started/03-web-client.md).

The public web client is the main user interface path, but it should be treated as coming soon / active rollout while product surfaces are being finalized. The CLI remains useful for scriptable and current command-line workflows.

## I Want AI-Agent Help

Read [Connecting to Claude Code or Codex](/getting-started/04-claude-code-codex.md).

Petri can print command help and agent-readable JSON surfaces. That makes it easier to ask an MCP-aware coding agent to choose commands, inspect markets, or prepare safe read-only workflows.


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