Nerudo documentation
Use these guides to set up your account and control access to your work.
Account guides
| Guide | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Profile | Find your username and public profile. |
| Sign-in and recovery | Connect a provider or add a passkey. |
| Signing keys | Use an approval key or prove GPG key ownership. |
| Sessions and activity | Examine sign-in sessions and stop access. |
| Developer access | Make a repository credential or revoke an authorized tool. |
| Data and deletion | Export account data or delete an account. |
Organization and repository guides
| Guide | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Organization settings | Create an organization and manage its members. |
| Repository settings | Change repository details, visibility, or ownership. |
Create an organization to group repositories under a new name. Organization membership and repository approval policy are separate.
Integration guides
| Guide | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Codex and MCP | Connect Codex to Nerudo and examine a landing receipt. |
Other information
- Read the privacy notice.
- Use the technical terms to understand the guides.
- Read how to change these guides.
- Open account settings.
- Open Authorized tools to examine or revoke your developer credentials.
New developer credentials come from Repository → Settings → Developer access. Owner settings link to the settings for each repository.
The source is the public nerudo/docs repository. Nerudo reads the Markdown files and navigation from this repository for each documentation page.