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Getting started

Five steps from "I have an invitation" to "an agent just opened a PR for the first bug report I forwarded into Lithify." Plan to spend ten minutes on the first three; the others can come later.

Private beta. Accounts are created by invitation. Pricing and tiers will be announced at launch. The docs are public so you can wire up your end of the integration ahead of time.

01

Sign in

Lithify uses passwordless magic-link login. Hit /login, type your email, and the system sends you a one-time link. Accounts are by invitation while in private beta.

02

Pick (or create) a workspace

Workspaces group projects, members, intakes and SMTP settings. You start with one workspace; the user menu lets you switch between any you belong to.

03

Create a project

A project owns its own briefs, intakes, agents, members and workflow rules. Connect a GitHub or GitLab integration if you want the coding agent to push branches and open pull requests for you.

04

Add an intake

Intakes are how briefs get in. Start with a public web form — Settings → Intakes → New → Web form, give it a slug, share the link.

05

Watch the agents work

Submit a test brief. The flagging agent screens it; the refining agent rewrites it & scores confidence; the workflow rules promote it; and — if you wired up a repo — the coding agent opens a PR. You'll see every step in the brief's timeline.

What "submit a test brief" looks like

The shortest path: open the web-form intake's public URL, paste any sentence, hit submit. Then watch the brief's timeline:

  inbox       · brief created from web_form intake
  ─ flagging  · verdict: legit
  ─ refining  · title rewritten · type=bug · priority=high
  ready       · workflow promoted (confidence above threshold)
  ─ coding    · branching repo, drafting change
  working     · agent running on lf/8a2c3-bug-...
  review      · PR opened https://github.com/you/repo/pull/142
  done        · reviewer approved

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