Getting started

Sign up

Go to app.oxagen.sh and click Sign up. Enter your name, email address, and a password. Email verification is not required in the current release — you are signed in immediately after signup.

Social sign-in (Google, GitHub) is also available on the signup screen.

Create your organization

After signup you land on the New organization screen. Every user must belong to at least one organization before they can do anything. Your organization is the top-level governance boundary: it owns billing, IAM policies, and audit logs.

1. Enter an organization name. A URL-safe slug is generated automatically; you can edit it.
2. Click Create organization.

Creating an organization also creates a default workspace within it. You are automatically assigned the Owner role in both.

Explore the app shell

After creating your organization you land at /{orgSlug}/{workspaceSlug}/ask — the Ask surface. The shell has three key elements:

• Org and workspace switchers in the top bar (right of the Oxagen mark). If you belong to multiple organizations or workspaces, switch between them here.
• Sidebar with four workspace zones: Ask, Knowledge, Automation, and Activity. The Organization section below handles members, access (IAM), security, billing, and developer settings.
• Ask bar — the persistent AI entry point. Available on every screen; the agent has context about the page you are on.

Have your first agent conversation

1. Click Ask in the sidebar, or use the Ask bar at the top of any page.
2. Type a message and press Enter or click Send.
3. The agent responds using the model tier available on your plan.

Every message is recorded as a conversation in the /{orgSlug}/{workspaceSlug}/ask route. Conversations persist across sessions. You can archive or delete conversations from the conversation list.

Invite a teammate

1. Go to Organization → Members.
2. Click Invite member.
3. Enter their email address and assign a role (Owner, Admin, Billing, Compliance, or a workspace role).
4. They receive an invite email with a one-click acceptance link.

Workspace access is granted separately under Workspace settings → Members.

Connect via the REST API

Every capability available in the app is also reachable via the versioned REST API at https://api.oxagen.sh/v1/.

Create an API key:

1. Go to Organization → Developer → Tokens.
2. Click Create API key. Give it a name and select the scopes it needs.
3. Copy the key — it is shown only once.

API keys carry org and workspace scope. Pass the key as a Bearer token:

Authorization: Bearer ox_…

See API authentication for the full reference.

Connect via MCP

Oxagen exposes all capabilities as an MCP server at https://mcp.oxagen.sh/mcp over streamable HTTP. Org and workspace scope are determined by the API key — no path segment is required.

Connect from Claude Desktop:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "oxagen": {
      "url": "https://mcp.oxagen.sh/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer ox_…"
      }
    }
  }
}

Connect from the unified install page:

Go to Organization → Developer → MCP for one-click install instructions tailored to Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Codex, VS Code, ChatGPT, and Windsurf.

See MCP overview and Connecting to the MCP server for details.

Next steps

• Security overview — understand the controls your security team will ask about.
• RBAC and roles — set up roles and grant policies for your team.
• Agent capabilities — what the agent can do and how to configure it.
• Enterprise use cases — how Oxagen solves the shadow-AI problem at org scale.