Docs
The guide, in the open.
32 articles, each with how the feature works, why it works that way, the steps, and the commands from a workspace's box. The same guide the app shows in its sidebar.
Start here
New to DevBench? Read these 3 in order and you go from an invitation to a workspace with an agent at work in it.
- 12 min readJoining, and connecting your git accountRedeem an invite code to join your organization, then connect the GitHub or GitLab account your work is pushed with.Read
- 23 min readCreating a workspaceThe New workspace wizard asks four questions: what it is, which repositories, how its branches reach production, and where each branch runs.Read
- 34 min readWorking in a workspaceA workspace's pages: its repositories, the shared box, and the agent session (Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode) everyone on the workspace shares.Read
Browse by topic
The guide in 5 parts, in the order the app's own Guide page uses.
Getting started
Joining the organization, making your first workspace, and finding your way around one.
Code and shipping
Reviewing what an agent changed, landing it, releasing it, and running it somewhere.
Automation
Recurring work, the personalities that do it, the scripts that stay running, and the tools they can all reach.
Knowledge and files
Writing things down where they can be found again, sharing files safely, and showing a change working.
Running the organization
People and permissions, the settings everything else inherits, what it costs, and getting DevBench onto your other devices.
Every article
All 32, by part. Each opens with how the feature works, then the steps.
From the terminal
Every workspace's box has the devbench CLI. These are the commands the guide uses most, each a copy away, each with the article that explains it.
The CLI, the desktop app and the phone$ devbench mr create --target <stage>Open merge requests promoting this workspace's branch.Merge requests$ devbench notify "<message>"Post to the workspace chat and the team Inbox from inside the box.Workspace chat$ devbench doc create <title> --file <path>Publish a Markdown doc and print its share link.Docs and the knowledge graph$ devbench media put <file> -m "<description>"Share a file from a container; prints a public link.Shared files and protected links
Can't find it?
Write to support and a person answers. Inside DevBench the same guide sits in the sidebar, next to the thing it describes.