Getting Started with TaurusX

Go to taurusx.app and tap Get Started. Enter your email address and you will receive a one-time verification link. Click the link in that email to confirm your identity — no password is created at this step.

On your first login you will be prompted to choose a display name and select your primary use case (Personal, Team, or Enterprise). You can change both of these later in Settings.

After login you land on the Chat screen. Type any request in the input bar at the bottom and press Send. TaurusX reads your message, reasons about the best response, and replies in the chat thread.

A few things to try on your first session:

• Ask a question: "Summarise the key points of zero-trust networking"
• Give a task: "Draft a short welcome email for a new team member"
• Start a project: "Help me plan a product launch for next month"

TaurusX remembers the context of your conversation throughout the session. Use the Memory tab to pin facts you want it to remember across future sessions.

TaurusX can read from and act on external tools once you connect them. To add your first integration:

1. Open Settings → Integrations from the sidebar or profile menu.
2. Find the service you want (GitHub, Slack, Notion, Jira, and more are available).
3. Tap Connect and follow the OAuth prompt in the browser.
4. Grant the permissions shown — TaurusX requests only the minimum required.
5. Return to chat. You can now mention the integration naturally: "Open a GitHub issue for the login bug".

A workspace is a shared environment for your team. If you are on a Team or Enterprise plan, you can invite colleagues and collaborate on shared projects, agents, and memory.

To configure your workspace go to Settings → Workspace. From there you can:

• Set a workspace name and logo
• Invite members by email
• Assign roles (Admin, Member, Viewer)
• Configure shared integrations and default AI model

Now that you are set up, here are the most useful things to explore: