Getting Started with EVC

If you are new to the platform, the first goal is not mastering every feature. It is getting from account creation to a completed build while understanding what you are looking at along the way.

Step 1: Create your workspace

Start by creating an account and establishing the workspace that will own projects, team membership, and build history. This gives you a stable home for all future build activity.

Step 2: Define a project

Projects are where build context lives. Give the project a clear name, configure the baseline settings you want, and treat it as the organizing container for prompts, builds, and evidence.

Step 3: Trigger a build

Choose a build mode, provider, and prompt, then submit the request. The platform queues the work, assigns it to the worker pipeline, and records the execution lifecycle for later review.

Step 4: Review the results

Once the build finishes, review status, stage progress, generated artifacts, and the evidence package. Even at the tutorial stage, this is the habit worth building: do not treat generated output as complete until you understand the surrounding record.

Step 5: Iterate with intent

Most teams will run several cycles as they refine prompts, compare modes, and align outputs to their own governance expectations. The goal is not simply faster generation. The goal is a build process that stays inspectable as usage grows.

If you want a step-by-step version of this flow, head to the docs portal and start with the Getting Started guide.