Quickstart
Turn your team's AI work into one company memory. You'll create your organization, invite your colleagues, connect the code your agents work in, and register the computer that runs it.
1. Create an organization
Sign in to OneWorld AI and create an organization. This is your company account, and your team, computers, projects, and sessions all live inside it. Pick a name your colleagues will recognize when they're invited.
2. Invite your team
You'll need to be an organization admin to see this page. Invite everyone who should work here and set each person's role while you're there. Once they accept, they can open whatever their access allows.
If a colleague can't find the organization after accepting, check that they signed in with the address you invited.
3. Connect GitHub
If your agents need to work in your real code, an organization admin connects GitHub once for the whole organization, which is how OneWorld AI sees the repositories they can use.
Open Settings, choose Org, then open Integrations. Find the GitHub card, click Configure, and finish the GitHub authorization flow. The card reads Connected when it's done.
Integrations covers what GitHub can do once it's connected, while Security covers how the token is stored and what OneWorld AI checks before every call.
4. Enroll a repository
Enrolling a repository turns it into a project your agents can work in. Open Settings, choose Team, then open Projects, click + Enroll repo, pick the repository you want, and confirm.
Your repository then appears in the Projects table with a status and a sandbox of its own.
Wait for status Active and sandbox Ready before you ask an agent to do code-level work in that repository.
5. Register a computer
A session runs on a registered computer, which can be your own or one your team manages.
Download the OneWorld AI Desktop App, open it on that machine, and sign in. The app registers the computer to whichever organization is currently active for you, and everything happens inside the app.
You can also start from the Computers tab in your browser and click Register computer, which hands you the same download. Registration finishes in the app either way.
Your computers and your colleagues' then show up on that page. A new computer is private, so only you can see it until you publish it, and Make offline or Make private control whether it's available for work.
If you accept an invitation to another organization and switch to it, the app registers this computer again for the newly active organization.
What's next
Your organization is ready, and your team can start working in it. Using OneWorld AI picks up from here: starting a session, sharing it with your team, continuing it on another machine, and bringing in work from a local agent.