Procedural
Create an assumable identity for a Buildkite pipeline
Procedural tutorial outlining how to create a Chainguard identity that can be assumed by a Buildkite workflow.
How to set up an instance of Rekor locallyCreate your own instance of the Rekor transparency log
How to sign an SBOM with CosignSigning software bills of materials with Cosign
Let Chainguard Workspaces sessions act on GitHub as youConnect your GitHub account so that the Chainguard Workspaces sessions you create act on GitHub as you through the Chainguard Develop GitHub App, and learn how to limit what those sessions can do.
Inspect and run checks with chainctlRead a pull request's Chainguard Checks results and logs from your terminal, run checks on a pushed commit without a pull request, and find the checks that take the most time or fail most often.
Verifying Chainguard Agent Skills signaturesCheck that Chainguard signed a published agent skill with chainctl skills verify, verify before you pull or install, or verify the signature yourself with Cosign.
Use Claude Code in a Chainguard Workspaces sessionRun Claude Code in a Chainguard Workspaces session with your own Claude credential, keep it working while you're away, and run several agents in parallel.