Setup

Connect GitHub and take your first task through review.

Sign in and select your organization

Open Lobby and sign in with Google or an email code. Complete your profile if prompted.

For team work, accept an invitation to your team’s organization. Open Members to check the current organization and manage invitations. A matching email domain does not automatically join you to a team.

Connect GitHub

Connect GitHub and install the Lobby GitHub App on the repositories you want Lobby to access. GitHub access is separate from signing into Lobby. You do not need to paste a personal access token.

Choose a repository from the repository list. If it is missing, check that the GitHub App installation includes it and that you are using the intended account.

Give the agent a task

Start a conversation in your repository and choose an available agent and model. Give it a concrete outcome and a way to verify success. For example:

Add a useful empty state to the project list. Follow the existing components, check it with an empty list, and record the interaction for review.

The cloud workspace starts when work is needed. Read the agent’s progress and send follow-up instructions in the same conversation. The agent finds or creates the project and task needed to coordinate substantial work; you do not need to prepare a task board first.

Review the result

Review the agent’s explanation, check results, and remaining limitations in the conversation. Try the result and, for a visible UI change, watch the recording of the actual interaction. Ask for missing evidence or corrections in the same chat.

The agent handles Git commits, publication, and pull requests within the agreed scope and repository rules, then reports where the work lives and links the result. You can ask it to explain a diff or inspect files through the optional source-control view.

Publication does not itself authorize merging or deployment. Respond to any required permission or production approval request in the conversation.