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Getting Started

From sign-up to your first governed build

This guide walks you through account registration, creating your first organization and project, and triggering a build with real-time event streaming. By the end, you will have a complete evidence bundle ready for review.

Step 01

Create your account

Sign up with your work email and set a secure password. After email verification, you land on the organization creation screen automatically.

  1. Navigate to /auth/register or click Get Started in the top navigation.
  2. Enter your name, work email address, and a strong password.
  3. Click Create Account. A verification email is sent to your inbox.
  4. Click the verification link in the email to activate your account.

[Screenshot: Registration form with name, email, and password fields — pending capture]

If you received an invitation link, clicking it pre-fills the organization context and skips org creation.

[Screenshot: Email verification confirmation page — pending capture]

Step 02

Set up your organization

Organizations are the top-level container for projects, members, builds, and billing. Every user belongs to at least one organization.

  1. Enter an organization name and optional slug (used in URLs and API paths).
  2. Invite team members by email. They receive invitation links with the role you assign.
  3. Choose a subscription tier. Free tier includes limited build credits for evaluation.

[Screenshot: Organization creation form with name, slug, and tier selection — pending capture]

You can change the organization name and invite additional members at any time from Settings > Organization.

[Screenshot: Team invitation modal with email input and role selector — pending capture]

Step 03

Create your first project

Projects organize builds, prompts, and evidence under a shared context. Each project tracks its own build history and configuration.

  1. From the organization dashboard, click New Project.
  2. Enter a project name and optional description that helps team members understand its purpose.
  3. Configure baseline settings: default build mode, preferred LLM provider, and default model.

[Screenshot: New project form with name, description, and default settings — pending capture]

[Screenshot: Project dashboard after creation showing empty build history — pending capture]

Step 04

Trigger your first build

A build takes your prompt, runs it through the EVC pipeline with your chosen configuration, and produces artifacts with a full evidence trail.

  1. Click New Build from the project dashboard.
  2. Select a build mode: Express for fast iteration or Standard for governed delivery.
  3. Write your prompt or select a saved prompt from Promptr Studio.
  4. Choose the LLM provider and model. The cost estimate updates in real time.
  5. Click Start Build. Events stream to the UI as the pipeline executes.
New build dialog with mode selector, prompt input, and provider dropdown

[Screenshot: Real-time build event stream showing stage progression — pending capture]

Express mode skips extended governance checks for faster turnaround. Use Standard mode when you need full evidence bundles.
Step 05

Review build results and evidence

After the build completes, review the execution timeline, generated artifacts, governance outcomes, and the full evidence bundle.

  1. Open the completed build from the project build list.
  2. Review the Timeline tab to see each execution stage, its duration, and outcome.
  3. Check the Artifacts tab to download or inspect generated files.
  4. Review the Evidence tab for the full governance record.
  5. Check Cost to see token usage and credit consumption.
Build detail page showing timeline with completed stages

[Screenshot: Artifacts tab listing generated files with download links — pending capture]

[Screenshot: Evidence bundle summary with governance pass/fail indicators — pending capture]

What to explore next

Now that you have completed your first build, explore the rest of the platform to get the most from evidence-verified delivery.

Learn about build modes and advanced configuration in the Builds guide.
Set up prompt version control and evaluation in Promptr Studio.
Run multi-LLM deliberation reviews in Crucible.
Configure budgets and track token spend in Intelligence (CIF).
Invite team members and assign roles in Organization settings.
Automate builds with the API using JWT or API key authentication.