Quickstart
Set up your command center, run your first session, and make it your own.
Two parts: the loop you'll use every day, then the handful of things worth setting up once so your agents can do real work.
The everyday loop
Create a project
A project is one company, product, or idea. From your projects list, create one — start fresh, or bring in existing code (for developers).
Run a session
Open the project and start a session. Describe the task like you would for a teammate. The agent works in its own private, disposable copy of the project — you can watch and reply as it goes.
Review and keep it
When the agent finishes, it opens a change request — a summary and the exact changes. Review it and merge to keep the work, or ask for changes. Nothing touches your project until you merge.
Set up your command center
Do these once, early. Each one widens what your agents can do for you.
Invite your team
Bring teammates into the project so everyone can run sessions and review the work. Set who can do what from your account.
Connect your tools
Plug in the apps your agent should reach — Slack, Gmail, Salesforce, Notion, and more. The more it can connect to, the more it can do without you in the loop. Add any secrets (API keys and tokens) it needs while you're there.
Make it your own — agents and skills
Every project ships with default agents and skills, so it works out of the box. To make it truly yours, shape your own:
- Agents — personas built around how your team actually works.
- Skills — turn a workflow you repeat into a reusable shortcut your agents can use.
All of it lives in your project as code, version-controlled, and compounds week over week.
Automate the routine
Once a task is worth repeating, automate it. Run work on a schedule or when something happens — no prompt needed.
That's the whole picture. Start with a session today; add the rest as you go.