Documentation
Technical reference for Avi — the agent, its tools, the data it lives on, and how the pieces fit together. Pick a topic below.
Guides
- Getting StartedSign up, open your first project, and learn the core concepts.
- Organizations & ProjectsAccounts, orgs, your Personal project and the agents the org owns, and per-project settings.
- ChatHow the agent works, how to stop a run, and how to get good results.
- TasksTrack to-dos — names, notes, due dates, and subtasks — for you and the agent.
- ContactsThe project's address book — standalone, or synced with Google Contacts.
- AutomationsStanding work Avi sets up for you that runs on a schedule or reacts to project events, posting live progress to your feed.
- AgentsA project the org owns — a name, a picture, a handle, people at two roles, its own accounts — whose automations are its work.
- UpdatesThe curated project feed — living updates and automatic grouping.
- SkillsReusable instructions the agent can load on demand.
- AppsBundles of tools — turn them on per project to give the agent capabilities.
- FilesHow files are stored, read, edited, and searched in a project.
- Data TypesThe native types every project has — Events, Tasks, Notes, Contacts, Files — and the custom metadata you can attach.
- AI ModelsThe available models and how to pick one for your work.
- BillingOne price per person, one pool of credits: trial credits, the monthly grant, top-ups, and where to manage it all.
- AppearanceThemes — System (the default), Light, Dark, and Natural, which follows the time of day with a living sky.
Developers
- Building AppsWrite and deploy your own tools, automations, and panels with the Avi CLI.
- App React UIBuild sandboxed React sidebar panels for apps.
- Voice in App PanelsWhat users can say to panels built with the component library, and how to make yours more voice-capable.
- UI ComponentsEvery @avihq/ui component, rendered live.