Quick start

The shortest path from an idea to a repo your agent can build.

1. Create your account. CubeDot is in private beta, so signing up needs an invite code. Don’t have one? Request access at cubedot.ai/request-access. New accounts start on a 30-day trial with full access to every feature.

2. Make an organization. It holds your projects, your team, and your plan. More in Teams & organizations.

3. Create a project and pick Start from scratch. That opens the Project Architect, which asks one question first: How defined is your project? Answer honestly; if your idea is still rough, the Architect helps you sharpen it before drafting anything.

4. Describe your product, or upload a brief, notes, or screenshots. The Architect drafts your Project Brief, the first of the ten gates.

5. Work down the gates. Review each draft, then commit it to unlock the next. The order is deliberate: each gate builds on the ones before it.

6. Connect your repo. Open the project’s Integrations page and copy the two-line install command shown there. It looks like this, with the CLI version pinned to your project and your private token filled in:

   npm i -g @cubedot/cli@<version>
   cubedot init --token <TOKEN>

   Always copy it from the Integrations page rather than typing it, the pinned version and token matter.

7. Open your agent in that folder, reload, and run cubedot work to see what to build first.

Tip

You can connect a repo before every gate is done, but the fuller the spec, the less your agent has to invent.

Next: Create your first project covers the flow in detail.