Docs

Documentation

Connect an AI agent to your email, calendar, meetings, and tasks over the Model Context Protocol, or learn how to run Waydock day to day. Everything here is available as Markdown for agents too: append .md to any page, or see llms.txt.

Get started

Connect an agent and learn the model.

Quickstart

Connect an agent in about five minutes. Configs for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, curl, Python, and TypeScript.

How Waydock works

The unified context layer, cards, organizations and per-member isolation, scopes and keys, Mira vs MCP.

Connect an agent

For developers wiring an agent into Waydock.

Integrations

What you can connect (Gmail, Outlook, Teams, Fathom, Fireflies, Pocket, Linear, Jira, WHOOP) and how data flows in.

Authentication

Per-user bearer keys: format, headers, rotation, revocation, expiry, IP allowlists, and re-consent.

Tool reference

Every MCP tool with its required scope, plus the guardrails every call obeys.

Recipes

Ready-to-run agent workflows: morning briefing, follow-up chaser, meeting recap, triage, search.

Using the app

For people using Waydock day to day.

Using Waydock

The day-to-day guide: Today, Inbox, Follow-ups, Meetings, Mira, the morning brief, and settings.

Pulse

Uptime and status monitoring: HTTP checks, heartbeat nodes, incidents, alert channels, and the public status page.

For your team

Evaluating or governing Waydock for an organization.

For founders

The one-liner, the security-first wedge, what connects, and the plan tiers at a glance.

For admins

Org and roles, per-member isolation, governing agent access, the outbound safety contract, billing, and audit.

Security architecture

The deep reference for security reviewers: tenancy, encryption, provenance gating, and what to verify yourself.

Help

Answers, fixes, and the safety contract.

FAQ & troubleshooting

Common questions and fixes for the errors people hit most, from scope errors to send caps.

Glossary

Every Waydock term in one place: the model, permissions, security, and Pulse.

Security

The outbound-safety contract: allowlist, capped sends, kill switch, scoped keys.