Connect your first agent in a few minutes.

1. Create a workspace

Sign in at app.stablebaseline.io and create your first workspace. Name it after your team or company — it's the top-level container that holds your projects, members, and billing.

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2. Create a project

Inside the workspace, create a project for whatever you want agents to document or manage. For a codebase-onboarding scenario, create a project named after your repo (e.g. acme-api). The project is the scope that holds your docs, diagrams, plans, improvements, and scans — agents do their work inside a project.

• Codebase onboarding — one project per repo or service. Agents create architecture docs, sequence diagrams, and onboarding guides right next to the code.
• Compliance readiness — one project per framework (e.g. SOC 2, ISO 27001). Agents cross-reference docs and surface gaps as improvements.
• Product / initiative — one project per product line or quarter, with phases and tasks for humans and agents to share.

3. Generate an MCP key

Your agent authenticates to Stable Baseline with a key. You have two ways to issue one, depending on how broad you want the agent's access to be.

Option A · Project-scoped key (recommended)

Open the project, then Project settings → MCP keys and click Generate new key. The key can only read and write inside this one project — useful when you want an agent tightly scoped to a single repo or initiative. Copy the key; it's shown once.

Option B · Global key or OAuth from your profile

If you want one key that covers everything you yourself can see — every workspace and every project you're a member of — open the profile menu in the top-right and choose Account settings → MCP keys. From there you can either generate a personal key or connect via OAuth, which signs the agent in as you (no key to manage, revocable from the same screen).

4. Configure your MCP client

Each client has a slightly different config file. For Claude Code, edit ~/.claude/claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "stable-baseline": {
      "url": "https://api.stablebaseline.io/functions/v1/cloud-serve/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer ${SB_API_KEY}"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude. The stable-baseline server should now appear in the connected servers list with all 60+ tools available.

5. Run your first task

Ask your agent:

Run sb-setup on this repo and create a documentation structure
in my Stable Baseline project. Use Mermaid diagrams for the architecture
of each service in src/.

Within a few minutes you'll have a folder hierarchy, README-style docs for each service, and a set of architecture diagrams — all stored inside the project you created in step 2 and ready for the next agent (or teammate) to pick up.

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What's next

• Give the agent a scoped role so it can only touch certain projects.
• Invite a teammate and watch their edits appear alongside the agent's.
• Set up a plan with phases and tasks, then assign tasks to the agent.