Getting started
Get started by creating a workspace, writing one real initiative, connecting version control, and sending that work into a workflow.
Create the workspace
Create an account and name the workspace. Each workspace has its own members, integrations, taxonomy, work, and settings. You can belong to multiple workspaces without mixing data.
Write an initiative
Create one initiative for a project, feature, or customer request you intend to ship. Give it a clear title and a description that people and agents can act on.
Connect version control
Agents commit, push, and open pull or merge requests in a Git repository. Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket before you send work to an agent. You can write initiatives and draft workflows without Git.
Send the initiative into a workflow
Run your first workflow walks through installing Desktop, choosing a harness, and publishing a simple workflow. Then open the initiative and select Send to... to send it into that workflow.
Invite people and plan the day
Invite teammates so they join with real work already in place. Each morning, review your board in My Work.