# Documentation

- [ctxmenu](/docs): A manager for the classic Windows context menu, and for the new Windows 11 one.
- [Features](/docs/features): The full list of what ctxmenu reads, changes and creates, and what it deliberately leaves alone.
- [How it compares](/docs/comparison): The other managers for the Windows context menu, what each one is built on, and where this one is different.
- [Getting started](/docs/getting-started): Download, first run, and what the six tabs are for.
- [Working the list](/docs/the-list): The columns, the three sort clicks, what the search field reads, and the keys that move the selection.
- [Editing the menu](/docs/editing): Five levels from mild to severe, and the registry value each one writes.
- [The Windows 11 menu](/docs/windows-11): Both halves of it, and what belongs to Explorer rather than to you.
- [Favourites](/docs/favourites): A list that stays, and the three ways a file gets from the menu to a web tool.
- [Services](/docs/services): Two hundred menu entries from a single OpenAPI address.
- [Service formats](/docs/formats): What an API has to look like for the program to speak to it.
- [Backups and restore](/docs/backups): Why a change cannot happen without one, and how to get back.
- [Keeping it up to date](/docs/updating): How the program finds a newer release, what it verifies before installing one, and how it replaces itself while running.
- [Command line](/docs/command-line): Every subcommand and switch, what each one writes, and what it refuses to touch.
- [Building it yourself](/docs/building): The toolchain, the two build commands, where the finished exe lands, and what the program costs at run time.
- [Contributing, security and licence](/docs/contributing): How to report a bug, how to report a vulnerability privately, and the one rule every change is measured against.

- **UI for Agents**
- [LLMs.txt](/docs/llms): The documentation in plain text, for coding assistants that read it before they answer.