Public documentation

Labor0 Docs

Labor0 public documentation for onboarding, product concepts, MCP setup, pricing, credits, and handoff into the authenticated Labor0 app.

Guides

Find the right setup path.

Onboarding

Start with governed workspace setup.

  1. Create or choose a workspace

    Workspace setup happens in the authenticated Labor0 app so membership, billing, and repository access stay protected.

  2. Connect repositories and context

    Add repository access and knowledge sources before asking Labor0 to plan or execute engineering work.

  3. Start with visible controls

    Use plan review, QA evidence, budget visibility, and human approval paths before expanding automation.

Concepts

The public model before protected work begins.

Tenant, workspace, and project scope

Labor0 keeps enterprise, tenant, workspace, and project attribution explicit so work, usage, and permissions stay tied to the right organization context.

Membership, invitations, and groups

Memberships grant access at enterprise, tenant, or workspace scope, while tenant-owned user groups provide reusable audiences without granting product access.

Task graphs and sessions

Requests become task graphs with dependencies, graph update previews, repository bindings, agent sessions, plan approval, and pull request follow-up state visible.

Human review and QA loops

Labor0 routes QA findings, review comments, and operator prompts back into follow-up work instead of leaving them as side notes.

MCP

Connect clients with workspace-scoped endpoints.

  • Claude CodeUse the workspace-scoped endpoint and a Labor0 token when connecting Claude Code to Labor0 MCP tools.
  • CodexConfigure Codex with the Labor0 endpoint and bearer-token environment variable documented inside the app.
  • OpenCodeCopy the OpenCode snippet from the Labor0 app after choosing the active workspace endpoint.