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THE FIELD GUIDE · 4 min read

Platform tour

Understand the dashboard, venture workspace, navigation, onboarding, and global product surfaces.

Core concepts

An organization is the tenant and subscription boundary. A venture is a business being created or operated inside that organization. A venture contains its goals, team, connections, work, usage, and outputs.

The platform uses two scopes:

  • Organization scope contains the venture portfolio, membership, provider credentials, subscription, and organization settings.
  • Venture scope contains one venture's home, inbox, work, team, connections, AI configuration, and usage.

The venture switcher changes the active venture. Access is always checked on the server; changing a URL does not grant access to another organization or venture.

After you open a venture, the sidebar groups the workspace into five practical areas. Expand a sidebar item or use the section navigation in the page to move between its views.

AreaWhat you find there
HomeThe venture overview, goals, work in progress, recent deliveries, and next steps.
InboxDecisions, approvals, escalations, and other items waiting for you.
WorkRuns, content review, and generated assets.
TeamDepartments and the venture knowledge built from real work and conversations.
SettingsUsage and budget, connections, AI and compute options, and organization settings.

The venture selector changes which venture these areas refer to. Content is inside Work, Knowledge is inside Team, and Usage & budget is inside Settings. Runs replace the older separate Pipelines and Tasks destinations. Advanced model selection and compute sizing appear under Settings → AI & Compute; most operators can leave those defaults unchanged.

Onboarding

New users are guided through account activation and organization setup. To add a venture, choose New venture from the venture list. Maya then guides the setup as a conversation:

  1. Tell Maya about the idea, problem, or business you want to pursue. A polished pitch is not required.
  2. Answer her follow-up questions while she builds the live venture brief.
  3. Review the saved venture brief and proposed identity. Use Edit on a brief field to correct it before confirming; the confirmed brief supplies the venture’s founding context.
  4. Confirm the venture brief so Maya can create the venture and assemble its team. Connections can be configured later in Settings.
  5. Open the workspace when Maya presents the new team. The CEO conversation opens to continue from the venture brief and help choose the first deliverable.

On Home, suggested first tasks show the expected department and open in New task. Once the team is chosen, First task started shows the chosen department and a View task link; Organ can choose a different department.

Submit a suggested first task through New task, or agree on the assignment in the CEO conversation. Organ prepares a platform-hosted product repository in the background at venture creation when that service is configured. If code work cannot find a registered repository, connect a supported repository in Settings and request the work again.

Maya creates the venture and assembles its initial team from the confirmed context. From Home, set a goal, chat with a teammate, or choose New work to give a department its first assignment. Provider keys, connections, budget, and advanced AI options can be configured later in Settings. Maya remains available as a guide from the chat rail.

Find your team

The chat panel lists Maya and your executive teammates with their names and roles. Use Find a teammate… to search, or Show all teammates to reveal the rest of the roster. Select a teammate to open a conversation; the panel also shows reported activity and unread replies.

Continue unfinished setup

If you are signed in and have no venture yet, the Ventures page offers Continue setting up your first venture. It resumes your saved answers with Maya. If you left at the final confirmation, review the saved brief and confirm creation; returning alone does not create a venture.

Global search and support

Support search indexes the articles in this center. Use each product area's own filters and search controls for venture records.

Organ-managed agents can search the same public article collection through the search_support MCP tool. Agent search does not include private product-management documentation or venture data.

Public surfaces

The landing page, pricing, waitlist, blog, legal pages, sign-in, activation, and this support center are public. Venture data, organization settings, and workflow operations require an authenticated session.