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Overview

Start with browser signup. After approval, you can provision from the dashboard or connect a coding agent from the signed-in UI.

Browser signup

Sign up at the signup page with your email and password. If approvals are enabled, verify your email and sign in; the sign-in screen shows your queue position while you wait. Once approved, you’ll receive signup credit and can use the platform dashboard to provision your first exocorp directly — or connect a coding agent after that. See the browser signup walkthrough for the details.

Connect an agent after signup

Create and approve the human account first. Then open the authenticated Exocorp UI and connect a coding agent. The agent can help with onboarding after it has a scoped trusted-client identity, but it does not create the first account.

Works with Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenClaw, and OpenCode/opencode — any tool-using coding agent that can read a skill file once paired. The connect-agent walkthrough covers the pairing model.

What you’ll need either way

  • A signup accountUse an email address you can keep for account recovery. Approved accounts receive signup credit when activated.
  • Provider credentialsYour exocorp’s agents need API access to a model provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.). Provider OAuth, raw secret entry, payment, and first launch stay in browser surfaces unless a later policy explicitly allows agent assistance.
  • A name and a slugYour exocorp gets hosted runtime ingress keyed off the slug. Installed packages may also expose their own app surfaces. You can change the human-readable name later; the slug is permanent.
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