One Bookbag account
CodeBook has no password of its own. It is an OpenID Connect client of the Bookbag account service, which is also where organizations and people are managed.
- Part
- F-20
- Status
- Live
- In one line
- Sign in once for every Bookbag product
Signing in opens one session at the account service; moving to another Bookbag product redirects, finds that session and comes straight back. Signing out ends it everywhere, because a local sign-out alone would simply sign you back in.
Organizations, their members and their roles live there too. CodeBook keeps no user table of its own to fall out of step with it.
Related parts
F-13
Workspaces
An organization holds workspaces, a workspace holds factories, and a factory holds workflows. Membership and roles come from your Bookbag organization.
F-21
Control and audit
Pass/fail routing, retry limits and human gates are rules the system enforces, not prompts. Every run keeps an audit trail of each step and tool call, and an agent’s reach is the grant you gave its station.
F-19
Platform administration
Platform administrators maintain the agents everyone installs: create them, write their skills, edit them, reset them to the shipped version and retire them.
Ready to run
Don’t build your own software factory. Assemble one.
Build the factory. Pick the workers. Define how work moves. CodeBook runs it.
Sign in with your Bookbag account