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Pythe documentation

The complete guide to Pythe: your plan, Pytheus, AI employees with their own computers, approvals, the canvas, connectors and the MCP server, in detail.

Get started

What Pythe is, how the pieces fit together, and your first fifteen minutes.

Your company

How you describe your company, how Pythe researches it, how the plan is built, and how workspaces work.

The plan

The seven stages, tracks and milestones, how to work them, and how the plan changes with you.

Pytheus and HQ

Your AI cofounder, the HQ workspace around it, chats and the composer, and the “Needs you” queue.

The AI team

Six roles, how to hire them, the tools they have, the method they follow, how work is tracked and checked, and what the team remembers.

Agent computers

Each agent works on its own cloud computer. What is on it, how to watch it, how time is counted, and how sites and Office files get made.

Approvals and safety

What waits for you, how approvals work, what autopilot can and cannot skip, and the guards that hold even if the model misbehaves.

Missions and Library

Playbook missions with agentic canvases, and the Library where everything your team makes is saved and searchable.

The canvas

An infinite board for thinking with your agents: structured objects, templates, a bottom sheet of agents, and real-time collaboration.

Connectors

Connect Google, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, GitHub, Stripe and PostHog. What each one lets Pythe read, what your team can do in it, and how tokens are kept.

MCP and API

Use Pythe from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex. All 23 MCP tools with their inputs, how sign-in and workspaces work, recipes, the REST gateway and the safety model.

Plans and billing

What Free, Base and Premium include, how credits and computer time are counted, and how to change or cancel your plan.

Account and trust

Settings, appearance, privacy, what each provider sees, cookies, and how analytics stays opt-in.

Reference

Glossary, every limit in one table, keyboard shortcuts, the address map, common questions and general troubleshooting.