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Sign in and find your way around

To sign in you need an invitation from your organization, or a work email you can sign up with.

Sign in

On “Sign in to your account”, use your email and password, Continue with Google, or Continue with SSO. Which of these you see depends on how your company set up Context. If your company uses single sign-on, use Continue with SSO with your work account. A personal Google account puts you in the wrong place.

The first time you sign in, Context sets things up in the background. You get a personal assistant, called “your name’s Assistant”, for example “Sam’s Assistant”. If you can create agents, a Your first agent step then asks you to make one of your own: pick a face, give it a name and, if you like, a role.

The left rail

The rail is the column of icons down the left side. From the top:

  • Organization, the tile at the top, shows the organization you are in.
  • Home lists your workspaces. You start tasks from here.
  • Inbox collects anything that needs you, such as questions from agents, mentions and updates.
  • Agents lists every agent you can use, plus ready-made starting points.
  • Drive holds your files and everything agents make.
  • Skills are written instructions that teach agents how your team works.
  • Applets are small apps that agents have built.
  • Evals measures how well agents do. You only see its pages if your organization has Evals. Otherwise it says “Evals isn’t available on this account”.

At the bottom, the gear opens Settings and the bell shows approvals and notifications. Your avatar has Report feedback and Sign out. To switch between light and dark, go to Settings > Account > Appearance.

There is no Tasks or Chat item on the rail. Both moved under Home in October 2026, so older guides and videos that show them are out of date. Tasks, automations, channels and direct messages all start from Home.

The command palette

Press ⌘K on a Mac or Ctrl+K elsewhere. Type where you want to go, such as “Kanban” or “Create agent”, and press Enter. Some pages, like the Kanban board, have no button of their own, so the palette is the way to reach them.