Sign up
Create an Eddytor Cloud account from the browser or straight from the CLI with `eddytor login`.
Signing up creates your user account, an organisation (named after your
email's local part - alex@acme.com becomes alex; rename it any time), and its
default workspace. You become the organisation's Admin and owner.
One email field serves both sign-in and sign-up: known addresses get a sign-in link, new addresses a confirmation email, and the response looks identical either way.
From the browser
- Open the Eddytor Cloud app and enter your work email.
- Check your inbox for "Confirm your Eddytor account" and open the link. The link is valid for 24 hours and single-use; requesting another is throttled to once per minute.
- Click the confirmation button on the page that opens - you land in the app signed in.
From the CLI
The CLI's OAuth device flow can complete sign-up too - you never need to visit the app first:
eddytor login- The CLI prints a verification URL and an 8-character device code like
WDJB-MJHT, and opens your browser to the approval page (code pre-filled). - Enter your work email on the approval page.
- New address: confirm the "Confirm your Eddytor account" email as above. That
also approves the waiting CLI session -
eddytor logincompletes on its own and printsLogged in. - Existing address: you get an "Approve your Eddytor CLI sign-in" email instead; its link is valid for 10 minutes.
Heads up
eddytor login --insecure is refused - the device-flow exchange
carries your refresh token, and the CLI won't send it over an unverified connection.
For self-hosted instances with a private CA, use EDDYTOR_CA_BUNDLE instead.After signing up
- Connect a bucket - see Connect Storage. You bring your own S3 / Azure / GCS credentials; Eddytor Cloud provisions no storage.
- Invite your team - members join with the role you choose. Invites are additive: an existing Eddytor Cloud user keeps their other memberships and gains yours.
- Mint API keys - see API keys. Keys are bound to the organisation and workspace they were created in.
Self-hosted installations ship with self-service sign-up disabled and provision accounts through an operator - see Self-host.