Studio Quickstart

Sign in with id-orgn

Open ORGN Studio and choose Sign in with ORGN SSO.

Authentication is handled by id-orgn (id.orgn.com) — the shared identity provider for CDE, Studio, Gateway, and Scanner. Sign in with GitHub is available on the id-orgn login page, along with passkeys and other linked providers. For private repository import, you may also need to connect the ORGN GitHub App from project settings.

After authentication you land on the Projects page. If this is your first visit, the workspace is empty and shows Import New Project.

Create a new project

You can start from an existing repository or a template.

Option A: Import a repository

From Import New Project, select a repository you have access to:

• Search by repository name
• Choose a branch (default is usually main)

ORGN creates a project-scoped clone inside your confidential workspace — a live Git working copy connected to GitHub, not a frozen snapshot. The upstream repository is not modified unless you explicitly open a pull request or push changes.

Option B: Use a template

Templates provide preconfigured starter projects (Next.js, SaaS boilerplates, demos). Selecting a template creates a new repository instance inside ORGN that behaves like an imported project after deployment.

Configure the workspace

After selecting a repository or template, configure the workspace:

• Repository name and owner
• Visibility (private or public)
• Environment variables (optional)

All workspaces run inside Intel TDX Trust Domains by default — hardware-backed confidentiality, not a policy promise.

Add runtime secrets such as DATABASE_URL or JWT_SECRET during setup or later from Settings → Secrets. Secrets are injected at runtime and are never committed to Git.

Deploy the project

Click Deploy. ORGN provisions the environment in real time:

• Creates the project container
• Clones the repository
• Installs dependencies
• Indexes the codebase
• Prepares the agent runtime

When deployment completes, the project card shows a running workspace with indexing complete and agents ready.

Open the project dashboard

Click the project card to enter the project dashboard. From here you can:

• Manage tasks and milestones
• Run discovery with AI over the indexed repository
• Track open pull requests
• Create or continue worktrees (isolated agent sessions)

If the workspace is stopped, restart it from the project view.

Start your first chat session

Worktrees are the core working units in Studio. When you create or select a task, ORGN opens a browser workspace at:

/chat/:id

Inside a worktree:

• The agent has access to the indexed repository
• All execution runs inside the provisioned Trust Domain
• Changes are isolated to a session branch
• You interact with the agent via chat

Type @ in the chat input to attach a specific file. Example prompts:

• "Add JWT authentication to the API."
• "Create integration tests for the payment flow."
• "Explain how the caching layer works."

Review changes

File modifications appear in the Changes panel. Before creating a pull request:

• Review diffs line by line
• Run tests in the integrated terminal
• Validate agent edits

Changes stay on the worktree branch until you explicitly promote them. Nothing is pushed to Git automatically.