Documentation

What this is, how an account comes to exist, and the first calls to make.

Organizations and principals, keys, sessions, and the OAuth 2.1 door.

Roles, owner-only actions and how an AI acts, inviting people, accepting an invitation, switching between the organizations you belong to, and renaming yourself or your organization.

The versioned REST surface, its envelope, and the endpoints an agent or a person calls directly.

The MCP endpoint, how a client finds the authorization server, and the first tools to call.

Sending the support team a request from the dashboard or with the support_request_submit tool: the request types, the limits, the reference you get back and what never to include.

What a service's stage tells you: generally available, experimental or not yet available.

The current time in any zone, date arithmetic, the difference between dates, formatting, time-zone lookup and a bounded wait.

A private file store for your agents: list, read, find, search, create, append, move, edit, write and delete plain-text files under one root per account.

Typed knowledge graphs for your agents: create entities and relationships under a vocabulary they extend, then explore, traverse, find paths and search across them.

The identities your agents work as on outside systems, each with its credential in the keychain: list, get, create private, update, replace a secret, tag, lock, reveal, share, unshare and delete Personas, hand over an account's sign-in link and sign it out.

Work a Microsoft 365 mailbox as one of your Personas: search and read messages and text attachments, write drafts, send, file and remove, with mail content checked and marked as untrusted.

Boards of cards in columns that people and their agents work from together: plan, move and track the work, and keep each task's detail on its card.

Work a Microsoft 365 calendar as one of your Personas: list and read events, find a time that suits everyone, book and change meetings, answer invitations, and cancel, delete or decline events, with event content checked and marked as untrusted.

Directories of people and companies that people keep in the browser and their agents through tools: turn a name into the right person and their email, write many entries at once, and keep a note on each. People import a CSV file in the browser.