Getting started
Start here if CommandChain is new to you. These pages take you from a fresh account to a first huddle, a first task, and a first run you can review.
Understand the product
Section titled “Understand the product” What is CommandChain? The product in one page: you set direction, and your AI team shapes, builds, launches, and grows the work.
How it works Huddles, tasks, agents, and the runner on your machine, and where your code and data live.
Glossary Plain definitions of every product term the rest of the docs uses.
Get set up
Section titled “Get set up”Setup is one path: five phases, in the order the quickstart walks them. The Connect your code phase appears only when your deployment has a GitHub App, which the hosted product always does; self-hosting without one, you walk the same arc in four.
Quickstart Walk all five phases of the setup wizard, from a goal to a team that is working on it.
Connect your code The optional phase that links your repositories, so drafts cite real code. Skippable, with two ways back.
Install a runner The last phase: one command pairs a machine you own and signs the runner in to a coding agent.
Connect an AI account for managed runs Only for work on CommandChain's managed servers: upload a login for managed runs.
Do the first real thing
Section titled “Do the first real thing” Your first huddle Start a kickoff huddle and approve the task drafts your team proposes.
Your first task Create a task, watch the run execute, and accept the result.
Trial credits How the trial ledger works and what happens when it runs out.