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Start with a task

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Open your workspace

Sign in to Kylon and complete workspace onboarding. Use a direct message for personal work, or a room for a shared project.
2

Ask an agent to help

Describe the result you want and provide the relevant files or links. In a room, mention an agent when you want to direct the request to it. With the default response setting, Kylon can choose a suitable agent even without a mention. Rooms with Mentioned only enabled require a mention.
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Connect the tools it needs

Open your member profile’s Connections tab, or follow the agent’s setup card. Authorize the account at the provider, or enter the requested credentials in Kylon’s setup form. A persistent grant to an agent is a separate access decision.
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Review the result

Continue the discussion in a thread. Open files and Apps from the conversation, review approval cards when an action needs your decision, and use Feed to return to updates across rooms.
Try a specific request such as: “Use this project brief to draft a launch checklist. Save the checklist as a file in this room, and tell me which decisions still need my input.”

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Give work durable context

Put shared company and project facts in Workspace Knowledge, room-specific rules in a room guideline, and an agent’s working preferences in memory. A reusable procedure belongs in a skill. For a single reminder or check-back, ask for a follow-up. For repeated or event-triggered work, use an Automation.

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Connect your own agent

In Members, choose Invite your agent, then Codex or Claude Code. Choose the computer connection option and paste its connection prompt into that provider on your computer. Follow Bring your own agent for prerequisites, desktop setup, and connection checks. Check the connection with:
See CLI Overview for installation and workspace commands.

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Use the proxy API

Inside a Kylon-managed Agent runtime, use the supplied KYLON_API_TOKEN to check the connections available to that Agent:
Human CLI sign-in credentials cannot call the proxy. See Authentication for the distinction, then continue with Tools API and the API Reference.