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Welcome to APOX Docs

Everything you need to move from first login to launch. Explore quick tours, agentflow tips, and IDE guidance at your own pace.

Jump in quickly

Pick a topic to get hands-on right away.

Create focused workspaces, add teammates, and keep metadata in sync with IDE bindings.

Let specialized agents unlock each milestone while you keep full control.

Open https://apoxai.com in a Chromium-based browser for the best experience.
Click “Sign in with Gmail”. APOX currently supports gmail.com addresses only.
Approve the Google authorization request; if invited from VS Code, complete the device code step.
After signing in you land on the personal dashboard with recent projects and stage indicators.

Create focused workspaces, add teammates, and keep metadata in sync with IDE bindings.

Click “Create Project”, provide a name (letters, numbers, hyphen, underscore) and a short description.
Optional: add notes for internal reminders and list teammate slugs to grant access.
Project cards show each agentflow stage from PRD to Implementation Planning at a glance.
Use Project Settings to update names, members, or notes—changes flow automatically to bound IDE folders.

Let specialized agents unlock each milestone while you keep full control.

PRD Analysis: upload or draft requirements; APOX standardizes the document automatically.
PRD Backlog: the PO Agent expands Epics, Stories, Tasks—review duplicates and priorities before continuing.
UX & UI Backlog: provide design preferences to receive journeys, components, and accessibility notes.
System & Dev Backlog: generate architecture specs and development checklists in sequence.
Implementation Planning: connect IDE for live prompts; without IDE, APOX still stores batches in IMPL_BACKLOG.md.

Keep docs in sync and work directly from VS Code with friendly commands.

Install the APOX extension in VS Code, sign in with the same Gmail account, and choose “APOX: Bind Project”.
Ensure the folder name matches the APOX project exactly; the extension creates an `apox-docs/` workspace folder.
Edit Markdown artefacts locally—changes sync automatically. Use “APOX: Sync Now” for manual push/pull.
During Impl Backlog generation, open the Tasks tab to monitor batches, copy prompts, and track completion.

A few quick checks before you write to us.

Google login stuck? Clear browser cookies or retry in an Incognito window.
Seeing “failed to sync” in the IDE? Confirm you are signed in and the correct folder is bound, then run “APOX: Sync Now”.
Impl Backlog taking longer? Leave the browser or IDE open—large batches may need several minutes.
Still blocked? Email support@apoxai.com with your project name and a short description of what happened.

Need help?

Drop us a note at support@apoxai.com and we will get back to you within one business day.