openFTTHDocumentation
Design a fibre network with openFTTH.
From installing the app to your first design, your own rulebooks and data, hand edits, the crew and the MCP link.
Start
01IntroductionWhat openFTTH is, how it is put together, and the rules it never breaks.→02Install on WindowsThe installer or the portable zip, SmartScreen, checking the download, updates, where your data lives, and building from source.→03Your first designFrom an area and an OpenStreetMap extract to a validated, priced design and its deliverables.→
Design
04RulebooksThe YAML file that holds every number a solver or validator may use.→05Importing dataDesign from the GIS files you already have: formats, roles, import profiles and the quality report.→06Designing by handManual mode, the map tools, rule markers, pinned edits, undo and work orders.→07The design modelThe network hierarchy, the elements on the map, fibre numbering and the power budget.→
Crew and tools
08The crewFour AI agents, the engines they can run on, and the steps that need your approval.→09MCP link for AI appsLet Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or any MCP client drive openFTTH through one local link.→10Exports and deliverablesThe GeoPackage, BOQ, splice schedule, validation report and the versioned design bundle.→