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Getting started

Walk through the full first-run flow, from setup through invites.

Updated 2026-05-24

Getting started

This guide assumes you already have a local VegaStack checkout up and running. If not, read Quickstart first.

Open the workspace

After setup, the dashboard shows the workspace switcher, the create menu, and the empty folder/page tree. Everything is keyboard-accessible: the switcher opens with the popover, and the create menu walks through New page, New folder, and From template.

Author with the editor

Pages support three source types:

  • Markdown — the default, with GitHub-style tables, task lists, and code fences.
  • MDX — Markdown with HTML escaping for safer agent-authored output.
  • HTML — sandboxed rendering for hand-tuned layouts.

Every save snapshots a version. The Versions popover restores any prior snapshot without losing the current working source.

Comments and review

Select any range of text in the rendered tab and create an anchored comment. The anchor uses a prefix-suffix signature so it survives most rewrites. Threads and replies live on the page; awaiting threads light the comments badge.

Sharing

Open the page actions menu and choose Share. The Share sheet's "Anyone with the link" section round-trips the public level (view/comment), an optional password and expiry, and the "allow search engines" toggle. Turning the link off (or expiry) makes the public URL return 404 immediately — the page's effective public level is re-checked on every request, so the link stops resolving the moment it's turned off.

Workspace settings

Settings cover the workspace, your profile, members, folders, templates, attachments, audit, and connections. Personal connections list your MCP sessions and OAuth grants; workspace connections cover GitHub backup.

Invite teammates

In Settings → Members, invite by email. Invited users receive a magic-link landing that enrolls them into the workspace at the role you choose.