Task guides
Use these guides when you know what you want to achieve. Each entry gives a starting condition and a result. If you are learning the workflow for the first time, follow the five-step quickstart instead.
Work with team knowledge
| Task | Start here when… | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Select existing organization Memory | The shared document exists but your Project does not use it yet | The Project references the selected Memory |
| Use selected Memory with Codex | Your repository is bound to a Project | Codex retrieves the knowledge relevant to its task |
| Ask Codex to propose an update | A shared document needs a specific correction | A Draft contains the authorized change |
| Review and publish a proposal | A Draft is ready for human review | A reviewed update becomes the shared version |
| Create a new Memory | The organization does not yet have the knowledge you need | A new document is proposed and published |
| Find a recurring member task | You want a shortcut to a familiar part of the workflow | The relevant instructions, without repeating the tutorial |
The first four entries also appear in the tutorial. They link to the same instructions so fixes do not drift between copies. Creating a new Memory is a separate task; selecting an existing one never requires copying its content.
Set up or troubleshoot a workspace
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Obtain the current App | Availability and installation |
| Sign in to an organization | Connect |
| Create a Project and associate a local repository | Create a project |
| Configure an agent integration | Agent integration |
| Understand how MCP selects project Memory | Workspace binding |
| Connect DeepSeek Harness | DSH integration |
| Investigate missing content, sync problems, or slow Review loading | Troubleshooting |
Administer or develop the service
| Task | Guide |
|---|---|
| Deploy a Server for a team | Organization deployment |
| Check authentication and account access | Authentication and sessions |
| Run a development instance or change the implementation | Development workflow |
| Locate a component's source and tests | Codebase map |
| Investigate a performance observation | Performance evidence |
For explanations of why the system works this way, use the design reading route. For exact fields, permissions, and errors, use Interface reference.