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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.useagentos.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Sign up

Go to useagentos.com and create an account. You can sign in with your existing credentials through WorkOS.

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Create a workspace

After signing in, you’ll go through a short onboarding flow:
1

Name your project

Enter a name for your company or project. This becomes your workspace.
2

Describe what you're building

Tell AgentOS what you want to build. Be specific about the product, its features, and your goals. The Operator uses this context to plan work.Alternatively, you can import an existing GitHub repository if you already have code.
3

Connect GitHub

AgentOS needs access to GitHub to create repositories and open pull requests. You can provide:
  • A personal access token (PAT) with repo scope
  • Or configure a project-specific token later
The repo scope gives agents permission to create repositories, push code, and manage pull requests.
Once you complete onboarding, AgentOS creates your workspace and you’re ready to go.

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Your first conversation

After setup, you land in the Operator tab. This is where you communicate with the AI. Try asking it something like:
  • “What’s the current state of my product?”
  • “Create a landing page for my app”
  • “Set up authentication with email and password”
The Operator breaks down your request into tasks, assigns them to agents, and tracks progress. You can watch agents work in real-time from the Flow tab.

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Connect Vercel (optional)

To enable automatic deployments, add your Vercel token in the workspace settings. Once connected, agents can deploy your code directly to Vercel.

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What’s next

How it works

Learn about the Operator, agents, and how tasks flow through the system