Further reading
Official specs, docs, and sister properties cited across the curriculum.
Everything the curriculum links to, in one place. Organized by what kind of question you're trying to answer.
Tessl documentation
Tessl docs The official documentation for the Tessl platform: workspaces, publishing, eval runs, and integrations. Start here if you hit a behavior in the CLI that the curriculum doesn't explain.
CLI command reference
The full list of tessl commands with every flag documented. The lessons cover the subset you need for the curriculum; the reference covers the rest.
Installation guide How to install, update, or remove the Tessl CLI: Homebrew, winget, the install script, and npm.
Standards and specifications
Agent Skills specification
The open specification that defines what a valid skill looks like: frontmatter schema, directory structure, required and optional fields. tessl skill lint validates against this spec. Worth reading once you've authored your first skill and want to understand what the linter is enforcing.
Conventional Commits
The commit message specification that the commit-conventions skill produces. Defines the <type>(<scope>): <subject> format, the full list of types, and the breaking-change footer convention. If you want to extend the type table in your own version of the skill, this is the authoritative source.
Sister properties
AI coding patterns Where the organizational patterns behind this curriculum are catalogued: interview evidence, governance shapes, scaling tracks. Tessl Learn teaches how; Patterns explains why. References flow one way: lessons cite patterns, not the other way around.
Tessl
tessl.io The product site.
Blog Engineering and product writing from the Tessl team. Useful for tracking how the platform is evolving between curriculum updates.
GitHub Tessl's public repositories.