Getting Started
bapX provides a GitHub-backed account boundary, customer and Admin operating surfaces, a hosted main-agent runtime, and a public TypeScript framework. Some Platform navigation describes the intended control plane before its management controls are interactive, so start with the path that is available today.
Before you start
- GitHub identity — Current bapX signup and login use GitHub OAuth. bapX does not offer password or Google sign-in.
- Workspace access — The India-first offer is ₹500/month with 5 GB included. Automated Razorpay checkout and quota enforcement are not yet documented as live self-service controls.
- Provider credentials — Customers bring their own model-provider credentials. The public Platform flow for selecting and storing those credentials is not yet complete.
Hosted product path
1. Sign in
Open Platform and continue with GitHub. A verified identity creates or resumes the user account, user-level OKF workspace, and first business. Public documentation names the customer boundary as:
root-sandbox/<username>/<business-slug>/projects/<project-slug>/
Repository authorization is a separate GitHub App permission flow. Signing in does not grant bapX access to every repository.
2. Open the customer operating surface
Open Agents. The current authenticated surface provides the shared operating shell and central bapX main-agent transport inside the signed-in customer’s workspace boundary.
Self-service creation of arbitrary hosted agents, provider selection, connector setup, team invitations, role management, and one-click project subdomains are not yet public workflows. Do not rely on placeholder Platform navigation for those operations.
3. Use the appropriate delivery path
- For a customer workspace or hosted-agent onboarding request, contact the bapX team while the remaining Platform controls are completed.
- For an exclusive enterprise implementation, use MediaHub. MediaHub provides direct, custom-quote forward-deployed engineering and is separate from the Agents subscription.
- For framework development, continue with the developer path below.
Developer path
The public framework supports code-defined agents, workflows, tools, skills, channels, persistence, Node.js builds, and Cloudflare builds. Start with:
Framework deployment targets are documented developer contracts. They do not create an instant agents.bapx.in/workspace/<name> hosted route. The repository’s bapX CLI is internal maintainer tooling and is not an installable customer product.
Check availability before planning
See Product surfaces and availability for the live, partial, auth-gated, and planned boundaries of every bapX domain.