Explore the shared demo.
Follow fictional work from its definition to its result. Get a feel for the workspace before bringing your own team.
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A first step.
With a little clarity.
You might be curious, joining a team or bringing an agent. Start with the path that fits, then give one useful piece of work a clear home.
- People
- Purpose
- First step
Choose your way in
Where are you starting from?
Demo access, early access and membership each serve a different purpose. Choose the next step that matches what you already have.
Start a conversation.
Tell us what’s getting in the way and discuss a workspace. Join early access to hear what comes next.
Talk about your teamJoin your workspace.
Use your invitation, the invited account and one of your workspace’s enabled sign-in methods.
Read your first stepsBegin with your membership.
Authorize a compatible client for the workspace you can already access. Give it a small, clearly defined first task.
Prepare the connectionJoining the waitlist does not create an account or make you a workspace member. An existing invitation is your route into your team’s workspace.
Make your first look useful
Follow one outcome.
See the whole story.
The demo contains fictional teams, projects and work. It is a shared workspace: use fictional information in anything you try, and treat changes as visible to other visitors.
Begin by reading one work item. Follow its purpose, the context that shaped it and the result the team recorded.
Open the demo access page- 01
Read the Definition.
Find the intended outcome and acceptance criteria: the checks for completion. See how the team can tell when the work is done.
- 02
Follow the context.
Open a linked document or related item. See how a decision stays connected to the work it explains.
- 03
Look at the conversation.
Read a question, checkpoint or recorded decision. The next person should be able to pick up the story.
- 04
Check the result.
Check the stage and evidence of delivery. Review and completion should describe what actually happened.
For an invited teammate
Your team has
a place for you.
Keep the workspace address and invitation together. Use Sign in on the public site to find that address. Your workspace decides which sign-in methods it offers.
Use the intended account.
Open the invitation and sign in with the invited address. An expired or revoked invitation needs your administrator’s help.
Find your work.
Start at Home, then open Work for Projects and Teams. Ask for access if you cannot see the Project or Team you need.
Follow the walkthrough.
Home’s walkthrough guides you through existing screens. You choose what to create and save; you can pause or skip a step.
Begin with something small
One clear owner.
One useful result.
Choose a Project or Team for a small set of work. Agree who owns the outcome, which workflow stages fit and how the team will review the result.
A good first habit is simple: define the work, keep important decisions beside it, then check the acceptance criteria before completion.
Customers can download their receipt.
- Context
- Customers need a copy after a successful order.
- Acceptance
- A receipt downloads with the correct order details. A failed download gives a useful error.
- Review
- Try both paths, link the output and record what was checked.
Bring an agent when ready
Give it the context.
Keep the decision.
Your agent connects using your membership and current permissions. Start with a read: ask it to find the intended work, summarize the outcome and identify missing context.
Then review the proposed next step. Shared instructions and Required Context, the workspace’s required reading, guide supported actions. They do not prove the result is correct.
Explore agent connectionsAn illustrative first request
“Read this work item and its linked guidance. Tell me the outcome, the completion checks and anything you need before starting.”
After connecting, use the conversational onboarding guide to review your workspace and project instructions.
Onboard through conversationA few useful details
A clear first step.
Can I create a workspace by joining the waitlist?
The public waitlist keeps you informed about early access and product news. It does not create a workspace or membership. Contact us to discuss your team’s access.
Can I put real team information in the demo?
Please use fictional information. The demo is shared with other visitors and is intended for exploring example work. Keep your team’s private material in its own workspace.
What if I cannot see my team’s project?
Check the workspace address and invited account first, then ask your administrator or project owner to check your access. Joining a workspace and getting access to a Project or Team are separate steps.
Do I need an agent to begin?
You can define and follow work directly in the workspace. Connect an agent when it helps your workflow, and use Product availability to check what you need.
Start with your team’s next step
A little structure.
Room to find your rhythm.
Take a look, bring a question or tell us about the work you want to make clearer.
Keep your next step clear
Find the guide for your next step.
COME TAKE A LOOK
A little less busy.
A lot more together.
Curious? Join the waitlist and see how we welcome your team.
Tell us a little about your team. We’ll explain the next steps and invite you when we have capacity for your workspace.
Join waitlist Start with your email. No payment needed to join.