The latest official Fuego documentation is in the fuego source repository.  

But here is a copy from August of 2016:
 * Fuego Quickstart Guide (2016) [[media:fuego-docs.pdf|[PDF]]].

That document is fairly terse.

Here are some links to pages with more extensive documentation about Fuego
 * [[Architecture]] - documents the overall architecture of Fuego
 * [[Jenkins User Interface]] - describes the user interface for Jenkins

== Basic Operations ==
Here are pages that describe various aspects of Fuego
 * [[Adding a board]]
 * [[Adding a toolchain]]
 * [[Adding a test]]
   * see also [[media:How-to-Add-Test-Cases-on-Fuego.pdf|How-to-Add-Test-Cases-on-Fuego.pdf]]
 * [[Using the qemuarm target]]


== Developer Guide ==
 * [[Core interfaces]] - describes the interface between Jenkins and the Fuego core system
 * [[Test Script APIs]] - describes the APIs available for test scripts
 * [[Jenkins Plugins]] - list of Jenkins plugins preinstalled and used by Fuego, and an explanation of their usage
 * [[Fuego Object Details]] - describes different objects in the Fuego system, where they reside, and how they are related
 * [[Fuego directories]] - list of different fuego directories, and what each is used for
 * [[Fuego release process]] - a description of the Fuego release process, to keep Tim sane
 * [[Benchmark parser notes]] - a description of the benchmark data flow and parser

== Special Topics ==
 * [[Integration with ttc]] - describes how to use 'ttc' with Fuego
   * If you don't know what 'ttc' is, then you can skip this
 * [[Updating Fuego]] - describes when to update Fuego, and how
   * In particular, you don't need to rebuild the docker container every time you update Fuego to a new release.




== Tips ==
 * [[Docker Tips]] - various tips for using and accessing the Fuego docker container