Documentation

Everything the Workspace does, chapter by chapter. Each one starts as a guide and ends with a reference: the exact limits, the labels on every control, and what happens when you press them. Start at the beginning if the workplace is new; jump to a chapter if you already have one.

1
Getting started
Create your account, connect your Fly cloud, sign in a Claude or ChatGPT subscription, meet your first six agents and give one of them its first job.
2
Agents
What an agent is, how to create one, what its card shows, how to change its model, effort and machine, when its machine sleeps, and how to remove it.
3
Talking to agents
How a conversation with an agent works: the chat screen, files and voice, turns and steering, background jobs, hand-offs, fresh chats, notice cards, and the phone.
4
Notes, knowledge and Drive
Quick notes for describing work to an agent, knowledge pages your agents write and you approve, and Drive, the shared file library of the workplace.
5
Repositories and proposals
Where your agents keep code, how a change comes back to you as a proposal with its checks, what approving does, and how to clone a repository on your own computer.
6
Sites and domains
How an agent shows you a preview, publishes a site or app at its own address, renames or upgrades it, adds your domain, and what only you can decide.
7
Secrets
How to give your agents an API key or token without ever pasting it into a chat, who can see a key, whose agents receive it, and the limits.
8
Email
Your own email address on agenticcloudcomputer.com: the inbox, replies and files, what your agents can read and ask to send, and the sending limits.
9
Workplace and people
What a workplace and a room each hold, what admins and members can do, how people are invited and approved, and how a workplace is renamed, left or deleted.
10
Your cloud and subscriptions
Your agents run in your own Fly.io account on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan: how the token and seats work, what runs where, what it costs, and machine sizes.
11
Every screen
A screen-by-screen reference to the Workspace: what each screen is for, every control on it by its label, what the empty states say, and who can use it.