Quickstart

From an approved invite to "Cursor is querying my GitHub" in about 20 minutes (first connector + first RAG hit). Signup is private beta — request access first.

1. Get access & create a workspace

Request access at /request-access. After approval you get a signup invite. Sign in with Google, Microsoft, GitHub, or a passkey (WorkOS AuthKit) and pick a workspace slug. The slug ends up in your MCP URL (https://app.orgmcp.io/t/<slug>/mcp) so make it short and DNS-friendly — acme, not Acme Corp Hamburg!.

2. Invite teammates

Open Members from the sidebar and add up to your plan's seat-limit. Invitees get a magic link via email; their membership is provisioned the first time they click through.

3. Connect your first source

Go to Connectors, use Connect integrations (one-click install), pick GitHub or Google Drive, and follow the per-connector recipe:

• GitHub — install the GitHub App on your org, or paste a PAT scoped to the repos you want indexed.
• Google Drive — paste a service-account JSON for shared folders, or use Personal connectors for your own Drive.

Use the connector Share dialog to choose Whole workspace or a restricted list of people and groups. New sources inherit that list; you can customise a source later. Restricted lists are Business+. The connector list also gates live tools (github_*, gdrive_*, …) — a custom source can still be RAG-only.

4. Pick what to index

On the connector's Sources tab, select the specific repos, folders, or channels you want searchable. Connecting a tool only grants access — nothing is indexed until you add sources here. New sources start syncing automatically; watch the status turn synced on Knowledge sources.

5. Paste the MCP URL into your AI client

Copy your MCP endpoint (Overview → MCP endpoint, shaped like https://app.orgmcp.io/t/<slug>/mcp) into your client and complete the one-click OAuth sign-in. OrgMCP's OAuth authenticates you — your group memberships decide what content the client can read; there is no token to paste for the popular clients:

• Cursor
• Claude Desktop
• VS Code
• ChatGPT

For CI, scripts, or clients without OAuth support, mint a token under Machine tokens (up to 5 active per member) and use it as a bearer token instead.

6. Test it

Ask your AI agent something like "What's in our last weekly?" or "Summarise the API docs in this repo" and check that the response includes citations from the connector you set up.

What's next?

• Set up groups if you have departments that need separate access (e.g. HR vs. Eng).
• Upgrade from Free to Team or Business when you outgrow the Free-tier seat and knowledge-source limits.
• Configure Audit log retention for compliance reviews.