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Getting Started

The shortest path from signing in to your first working agent.

1. Sign in or register

On the sign-in page you can register with email and password, or sign in through a connected provider (Google, Yandex — what’s available depends on the domain you’re signing in through). Registering gives you your own, isolated workspace right away — your servers, agents and connections aren’t visible to anyone else.

Forgot your password? There’s a “Forgot password?” link on the sign-in page: it emails you a link to set a new one, without needing the old one.

2. Connect a server

Servers → “Add server”. Give it an address, a user, and a sign-in method:

  • DaxBax Neo key (default) — Neo generates a key for this server and shows you one command to run on the server, adding the key’s public half to authorized_keys.
  • Your own key — paste an existing private key in full (first and last line included).
  • Password — Neo signs in once, adds its own key, and uses that from then on; you can keep the password saved if the server refuses key-based sign-in.

The user doesn’t need to be root — passwordless sudo is enough.

3. Create an agent

Agents → “New agent”. Give it a name (the technical name is generated for you) and pick a verified server for it to run on. You can attach it to a project right away, so it gets the team’s shared context, and choose its memory: isolated, or shared with another agent on the same server.

Once created, the agent shows up under Sessions — that’s where you see its live terminal.

4. Connect what you need

Integrations: messengers (Telegram, MAX) and generic options — your own REST API, incoming webhooks, MCP servers. Connect a service once and assign it to the agents that need it.

5. Scheduled tasks, if you need them

Scheduled tasks: what an agent should do on a schedule (cron, every N minutes, or once) and which agents it’s assigned to. Any member of your workspace can manage tasks; only agents with their own persistent Claude session can take them.

From here, read the section for each topic in more depth.