Choose your starting point

Start with one working request or Agent, then use the topic guides to build it out. The tutorials assume an existing Mission Control deployment. If you are installing the services, begin with Self-hosting.

I am building an application

Ask your administrator for the Console URL, inference gateway URL, your Team, and an allowed generation model. You need permission to create a user key, or an ordinary service key provisioned for your backend.

1. Make your first model request: create a key, discover a model, send a bounded request, and find its Trace ID.
2. Call your first MCP tool if your application needs remote tools.
3. Choose an integration for streaming, function calling, PydanticAI or application tracing.

You do not need to create a managed Agent to use the gateway from code. Read access concepts when choosing between a user key and service ownership.

I am building an Agent in the Console

Follow Build your first Agent to save a small definition and test it privately. Then review and publish for a selected Chat audience or API callers, and evaluate before expanding access.

I want to use a shared Agent

1. Sign in using your Organization's invitation or configured identity provider.
2. Open Chat and choose a deployment shared with you.
3. If a tool uses a personal account, connect your own account when prompted.

A Chat consumer needs the deployment's audience grant. They do not need a developer key or Team administration role.

I administer the Organization

Use Set up an organization to prepare people, Teams, catalog resources and limits. The customer launch checklist gives you concrete checks and a handoff for developers and operators.

I operate the deployment

Start with deployment options, service configuration, and bootstrap and first sign-in. Before admitting customer traffic, verify health, backups, and upgrade recovery.

How to use these docs

Section	What you will find
Get started	Short paths to a first successful result
Concepts	How the parts work and why their boundaries matter
User guide	Focused procedures for everyday development and Console work
Integrations	Working client and SDK examples
API reference	Exact endpoints, credentials, compatibility and errors
Administration	People, access, catalog, policy and governance
Self-hosting	Installation, networking, storage and operations

Examples use fictional domains, model names and secrets. Replace them with values from your deployment. The current release states what is implemented; planned architecture lives separately.