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"article": "\n# Features\n\nThis section explains how Babysitter works once you are past installation and want to understand the system on purpose, not by trial and error.\n\n## Audience\n\n- Developers learning the control model behind Babysitter runs\n- Engineers tuning quality gates, checkpoints, and process structure\n- Technical leads deciding which workflow patterns to standardize across a team\n\n## Scope\n\nThese pages describe the core operating model:\n\n- how Babysitter turns prompts into bounded workflows,\n- how quality convergence and replayable evidence work,\n- how parallel execution, journals, hooks, and resumption fit together.\n\n## Start With\n\n1. [Two-Loops Architecture](./two-loops-architecture.md)\n2. [Quality Convergence](./quality-convergence.md)\n3. [Process Definitions](./process-definitions.md)\n4. [Process Library](./process-library.md)\n\n## When To Leave This Section\n\n- Need exact commands or flags? Go to [User Guide Reference](../reference/index.md).\n- Need a guided project? Go to [Tutorials](../tutorials/index.md).\n- Need install or first-run setup? Go to [Getting Started](../getting-started/README.md).\n",
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