> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.orgo.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Start in the dashboard > No code needed. Sign in, launch your first agent or computer, and give it a task in chat, all from orgo.ai. Everything on this page happens in your browser at [orgo.ai](https://www.orgo.ai). You don’t need a terminal, an API key, or any code. If you’d rather start from code, go to the [Quickstart](https://docs.orgo.ai/quickstart.md). ## 1. Sign in Go to [orgo.ai/start](https://www.orgo.ai/start) and continue with Google, GitHub, Microsoft, or your email. With email, Orgo sends you a code to type in. Signing in for the first time creates your account. ## 2. Answer one question Orgo asks **What brings you here?** Pick the answer closest to what you want: | Answer | What it opens | | - | - | | **Personal** | Hermes, OpenClaw and more. Your own agents for everyday work. | | **Platform** | Build agent products. Computers you run by API for your agents or your users. | | **Research** | Computer use, evals and experiments. Opens Platform. | | **Something else** | Look around first. Opens Platform. | You can switch any time, so there is no wrong answer. Next, Orgo shows **Choose a plan**. Pick one and continue to checkout, or select **Decide later** to go straight into the dashboard. Accounts that already have a paid plan skip this step. ## 3. Launch your first agent or computer What you see next depends on your answer. **Personal** Home shows **Launch your first agent**. 1. Select **Launch Hermes Agent**. To pick another agent, like OpenClaw, select **Or choose another agent** first. 2. Orgo makes the agent its own computer and opens it. A setup sheet walks you through it: **Set up**, **Telegram**, **Connectors**, and **Ready**. 3. Select **Begin setup**. If the agent asks for a model key, select **Add key** and paste it. 4. Connect Telegram if you want to message the agent from your phone, and connect the apps it should use. Both are optional, and you can add them later from **Connectors** in the sidebar. **Platform** Computers shows **Launch your first computer**. 1. Select **Launch computer**. 2. Computers opens on **Screens**, with each computer’s live screen. Open the new one to work in it. **Table** lists them instead. 3. To launch Windows, macOS, or iPhone instead, select **Or connect from your agent**, then **Windows, macOS or iPhone**. Later, add more computers with the **+** next to **Computers** in the sidebar. If your plan is short of room for the size you pick, the workspace owner sees **Add room and launch** with the monthly price. One press adds the room and launches the computer. If your account needs a plan before it can launch, the page says so and links you to one. Prices are on [orgo.ai/#pricing](https://www.orgo.ai/#pricing). ## 4. Give it a task in chat Type what you want done, in plain words, and send it. * **An agent in Personal.** Home asks **What should Hermes do today?** Type your task there, or in the chat on the agent’s page. * **A computer in Platform.** The chat sits beside the computer’s screen. Type a task and watch an agent work the computer. Press **Click to take over** on the screen when you want the mouse and keyboard back. For example: “Find three cafés near me with good reviews and save them to a spreadsheet.” ## Personal and Platform The **Personal | Platform** switch sits at the top of the sidebar. Press **⌘.** to flip between them. Both modes use the same account and the same computers. Only the sidebar and the home page change. * **Personal** is for your own everyday agents, like Hermes and OpenClaw. The sidebar shows **Home**, your agents, and **Connectors**. * **Platform** is for computers by API, at scale, for your agents or your users. The sidebar shows **Computers**, **Templates**, **API keys**, and **Usage**, plus **Integrations** where your account has it. Workspace activity is in **Settings → Activity**. ## Sleep, wake and upgrade a computer A computer’s page, its tile and its row in the list have one power button. It says what it does now: * **Sleep** on a running computer. Sleep keeps its memory, so open windows and programs are still there when it wakes. * **Wake** on a sleeping computer. It comes back as it was. * **Start** on a stopped computer. A computer billed by the hour can’t sleep, so its button says **Stop**. **Stop** and **Restart** are in the computer’s **⋯** menu. To have a computer sleep by itself, pick a time under **Sleep when idle** in its **Hardware** settings: Never, 15 min, 30 min, 1 h, 2 h or 4 h. To give a computer more vCPU, memory or storage, press **Upgrade** at the top of its page. Pick a size, or change one of **CPU**, **Memory** or **Storage** on its own. Each choice shows what it costs: **Included** when your plan has room, or what the extra room adds a month. Storage can’t be reduced later. ## Where API keys live An API key lets your own code, the [CLI](https://docs.orgo.ai/guides/cli.md), or an [MCP](https://docs.orgo.ai/guides/mcp.md) client use your account. Open [orgo.ai/api-keys](https://www.orgo.ai/api-keys), or switch to Platform and select **API keys** in the sidebar. Select **New key**, give it a name, and select **Create key**. Copy the key right away, because it’s shown only once. More on keys and their scopes is in [Authentication](https://docs.orgo.ai/api-reference/authentication.md). ## Get help Open **Resources** at the bottom of the sidebar, then select **Support agent** or **Talk to a person**. You can also email [contact@orgo.ai](mailto:contact@orgo.ai). ## Next steps > **[Hermes Agent](https://docs.orgo.ai/guides/hermes.md)** > > Run Hermes on its own computer, around the clock. > **[OpenClaw](https://docs.orgo.ai/guides/openclaw.md)** > > Run OpenClaw on its own computer. > **[Quickstart](https://docs.orgo.ai/quickstart.md)** > > Do the same thing from code with the API. > **[For agents](https://docs.orgo.ai/for-agents.md)** > > Let Claude, Codex, or any agent use Orgo for you. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.