Set up the organization so people on the team have one place for the work. When that is done, a colleague can start a session inside a project, and the next person can continue it.
1. Create an organization
Sign in to OneWorld AI and create an organization.
An organization is the company account. The team, computers, projects, and sessions live here.
Use a name teammates will recognize when they join.
2. Invite the team
Invite the people who should work in this organization. After they accept, they can open what their access allows.
Use the same page to set each member's role.
Only organization admins can see this page.
If someone cannot see the organization, confirm they signed in with the email address you invited.
3. Connect GitHub
Note
Skip this step and the next one if the team does not need repository-backed work.
GitHub is how OneWorld sees the repositories the team wants an agent to use.
An organization admin connects it.
Open Settings, choose Org, then open Integrations. Find the GitHub card, click Configure, and finish the GitHub authorization flow.
When it is done, the GitHub card shows Connected. If you cannot see organization integrations, ask an organization admin to connect GitHub.
What GitHub can do after it is connected is on Integrations. How the GitHub token is stored, and what OneWorld checks before it calls GitHub, are on Security.
4. Bind a repository to a project
Note: Skip this step if you skipped Connect GitHub.
This step enrolls a GitHub repository so an agent can work against it. It is a project, the team's configuration, not a session. A session is a piece of work inside a project.
Open Settings, choose Team, then open Projects. Click + Enroll repo, select the repository, and confirm.
The repository appears in the Projects table. That table is enrolled repositories bound as projects. Check that status is Active and that sandbox is Ready before you start code-level work with an agent.
5. Connect a computer
A computer is a machine registered so work can be opened, continued, or run. It can be your own machine or a team-managed environment.
Download and open the OneWorld AI Desktop App on that machine, then sign in. The app registers the computer to your active organization. No terminal commands are required.
You can also open the Computers tab in a browser and click Register computer. The browser gives you the desktop app download. Registration still happens inside the app.
After setup, your computer and your teammates' computers appear on this page. If you accept an invitation and switch organization, the app registers this computer for the newly active organization.
A computer is private after registration, and only you can see it. Publish it when teammates should use it. Use Make offline or Make private to change whether it is available for work.
What is ready
The organization exists. The team can sign in. A computer is registered. GitHub and a project bind are in place if the team needs them.
Starting a session, inviting someone into it, continuing it on a machine, and bringing local work in are Using OneWorld.