
Core concepts
- Environments: Isolated, ephemeral development environments built from your Dev Container configuration.
- Agents: AI that reads your codebase, executes commands, and opens pull requests. See agent overview.
- Guardrails: Policies that control what agents can do. See guardrails overview.
Quick start
1) Create a project and start coding- Create your first project. Connect a repository and launch an environment.
- Try a task:
"explain the folder structure and main entry points"
- Add conventions with AGENTS.md so agents follow your patterns
- Create reusable workflows with Skills and Bash commands
- Source control: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps
- Agent integrations: Linear, Atlassian, Notion, Sentry, Granola
- IDEs: VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains, Zed
- Tools: CLI, Browser extension, MCP
- Choose where to run: Ona Cloud or your VPC (AWS, GCP)
- Configure Dev Containers and Tasks and Services
- Enforce policies: Guardrails, Audit logs, Command deny list
- Enterprise identity: SSO, OIDC
Example tasks
Describe what you want in plain language. Agents read the relevant code, make changes, run your test suite, and iterate.Next steps
- Create your first project
- Set up your first environment
- Teach agents your codebase
- Create your first automation