Overview
Tallulah installs the stack. Burton is the interface. Rabun is the engine.
Burton Workspaces is three products that share a host. Use them together, or run Rabun headless with no workspace screen.
Tallulah — installer
Tallulah is how the stack lands on Ubuntu. One curl downloads the catalog, or a deployment.yaml describes Compose locally and systemd in production. It validates the host, generates units, and runs them.
Source: Burton-Workspaces/tallulah
Burton — interface
Burton is the front-facing workspace. It is how you create, publish, configure, manage, and communicate. The end goal is reaching new companies and people. Agent-designed automations are the force multiplier: you author workflows in Burton; Rabun runs them.
Open the Agent pane to set the product up and to use it. Verify what it changed in Settings and Health.
Source: Burton-Workspaces/burton
Rabun — engine
Rabun is the Rust orchestrator. It serves MCP for the Agent, runs warehouse ETL from Burton publications, and starts sibling companions that own provider secrets (mail, SMS, wiki git, feeds, forms, Slack, and more).
Source: Burton-Workspaces/rabun
How they connect
| You want to | Use |
|---|---|
| Put the stack on a box | Getting started · Tallulah |
| Work in the product | Burton · Agent |
| Automate, extract, or serve tools | Rabun · MCP |
| Read crate-level rustdoc | docs.burtonapp.com |