Guides

New here? Follow the ten steps of the Quick Start first.

Your account

• Signing in and the authenticator app

  The first sign-in with a temporary password, setting up and using an authenticator app, and what to do if you lose your phone.

• Connecting your coding agent (Claude)

  Connect a token from your own Claude account once, and Claude Code in every workspace works under that account. What you need, getting the token, connecting it, and your privacy settings.

Workspaces

• Creating a workspace and choosing its data

  How to choose the data a new workspace uses, how to read who can see its results, the workspace limits, and other places to start from.

• Working in the IDE and terminal

  The workspace's two folders, Claude Code and the workspace rules, the reproduce script, tables, installing packages, long jobs, GPUs, and what to do when an address is blocked.

• Adding data later

  Three ways to add data to an existing workspace (from the screen, through Claude, from a colleague's release), and why added data cannot be taken out.

• Approving agent requests

  When Claude or a terminal in a workspace asks to add data or release outputs, you see what would change and approve or reject it.

• Stopping, archiving and storage

  Workspace states, starting and stopping, starting with other settings, archiving and restoring, and how to see how full a work folder is.

Results

• Releasing outputs

  What to check first, the Release outputs dialog, what is saved with a release, who can see it, what to do when it fails, and releasing a corrected version.

• Share links and access requests

  Sending a release's share link, opening a release you received, asking an admin when you cannot see it, and using a received release in your own work.

Connecting

• Connecting over SSH (when allowed)

  When an admin allows SSH, you connect to your running workspaces from your own terminal or desktop VS Code. Making and registering a key, the connect commands, and what to do when it fails.

Good to know

• What admins can see

  What the admins of your installation can see, what is recorded, what is not, and what even admins cannot do, stated plainly.