> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.versori.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Getting Started with Versori Build integrations, workflows, and agents on Versori. In this documentation you'll learn how to plan, connect, build and deploy custom integrations in days, not months. Versori UI hovering on a light blue gradient background. Versori UI hovering on a light blue gradient background. *** ## How It Works: The Integration Lifecycle Building integrations on Versori follows a simple structure. You define what the integration should do, connect the systems involved, build the workflow logic, and deploy it to production. 1. [Plan](./how-it-works/plan): Define your scope, objects/fields, auth and success criteria. The Plan agent researches the systems involved and your requirements to produce a structured plan for the workflows needed. 2. [Connect](./how-it-works/connect): Create or reuse Connectors to define how Versori interacts with external APIs, then configure Connections with the credentials needed to access them. 3. [Build](./how-it-works/build): Develop workflows and data transformations within a Project, with the option to edit code directly or explore the workflow visually in Flow mode. 4. [Deploy](./how-it-works/deploy): Deploy your Project to production, with built-in tools for versioning, logging, tracing, and monitoring to help you run integrations reliably. *** ## Key Concepts: The Versori Building Blocks Versori integrations are built from a small set of core components. Understanding these building blocks will help you design, build, and run integrations more effectively. * [Connectors](./concepts/connectors): Define how Versori interacts with an external system, including the API, authentication scheme, and available operations. * [Connections](./concepts/connections): Provide the credentials and environment configuration for a Connector, allowing Versori to securely access a specific account or system. * [Run SDK](./concepts/run-sdk): A runtime toolkit for executing and testing Projects locally or within CI pipelines. * [Deployment](./concepts/deployment): Moves a Project from development to production, where integrations can run reliably and be monitored.