> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.myrmex.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Quickstart
> Sign in, connect your first asset, and put the Myrmex AI to work in minutes.
🚀 **Welcome to Myrmex!** This guide gets you from zero to your first real result — a connected asset, an AI-driven analysis, and a report — as quickly as possible.
## What You'll Do
Sign in and create your domain, organization, and first context.
Install the Myrmex agent on a device, or connect an existing tool.
Use the Workspace to investigate and act in plain language.
Check alerts and posture, then generate a shareable report.
## Step 1 — Set Up Your Environment
The first time you sign in, Myrmex walks you through creating your **domain** (your company's space), your first **organization** (a tenant), and a **context** (a working environment such as "Production"). If you were invited to an existing organization, you'll join it directly instead.
Not sure what these mean? See [Core Concepts](/documentation/getting-started/concepts#how-your-account-is-organized) for the domain → organization → context hierarchy. Everything you do in Myrmex is scoped to the **context** you have selected.
Signing in and signing up start in the **same place** — there is no separate
registration form. You enter your email once and Myrmex decides whether to ask
for your password or walk you through creating an account. You never fill in a
"create domain" form: your domain, organization, and default context are
provisioned from what you type here.
Open the sign-in page and type your email address — or continue with
**Google** or **Microsoft**. If the address has no account yet, Myrmex
switches to the sign-up path.
Pick the plan you want to start on — **Free**, **Personal**, **Business**,
or **Enterprise**. This is also where public-sector customers identify
themselves, which routes them to the contact-based process instead of
self-service.
Pick a password with at least **12 characters**, including an uppercase
letter, a lowercase letter, a number, and a special character. Each rule is
checked as you type, and a strength indicator tells you where you stand.
Enter the **6-digit code** sent to your address. If it does not arrive, you
can request a new one once the countdown ends.
Confirm a phone number by SMS. This step protects new accounts from abuse;
some deployments have it turned off.
Give your **full name** and, optionally, a **company** — the company name
becomes your organization name. Accept the Terms of Service and Privacy
Policy and finish. Myrmex then creates your **domain**, your first
**organization**, and a default **context**, and drops you into the
Workspace.
**Invited to an existing organization?** Skip all of this — accept the
invitation from your email, set a password, and you're in.
**Public sector?** Government and public-sector purchases don't go through
self-service sign-up. They follow a contact-based procurement process — reach
out to the Myrmex sales team instead.
## Step 2 — Connect Your First Asset
Myrmex works with two kinds of assets: **endpoints** (devices running the Myrmex agent) and **integrations** (external tools like cloud, firewalls, SIEM, or EDR). Start with whichever is closest at hand.
Open **Download Agent** from the Directory, generate an installation token,
and follow the instructions for Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Open **Add Integration**, choose a connector, and provide its credentials.
Myrmex starts working with it right away.
After you install the agent, the new device appears in **Endpoints** as
**unauthorized**. Approve it to activate monitoring. See
[Deploying the agent](/documentation/agent-endpoint-security/installation) for the
full walkthrough.
## Step 3 — Ask the AI in the Workspace
The **Workspace** is your home base. Type what you want in plain language — Centurion routes the request to the right specialist. To be specific, use `@`-mentions to call an agent or point to a resource.
Try prompts like these:
*"List all my Windows devices and highlight any that are offline."*
*"@Perseus check pending security updates on my domain controller and summarize the risk."*
*"@Orion investigate the domain example-malicious.com and tell me if it's associated with known campaigns."*
As the agents work, you'll see their **live reasoning** and tool calls stream in real time, and results — tables, dashboards, even a live terminal — open in the Workspace.
## Step 4 — Review Alerts & Posture
As data flows in, Myrmex surfaces what needs attention:
Triage detections from your connected SIEM, EDR, and threat-intel sources —
grouped, enriched, and one click from an AI investigation.
See your environment scored against frameworks like CIS, NIST, and ISO, with
a prioritized list of what to fix first.
## Step 5 — Generate Your First Report
Ask **Scribe** to turn your findings into a professional document:
*"@Scribe create a security assessment report from today's analysis, ready to share with management."*
Scribe writes the report live into the editor — cover, chapters, charts, and tables — and exports to PDF. You can refine any section by hand before sharing.
## Where to Go Next
Learn what each specialist does and how they collaborate.
Contexts, the Workspace, rules, memory, and `@`-mentions.
Browse the integration catalog and connect your stack.
Compare plans and understand what's included.
## Getting Help
If you have questions or need assistance, our team is ready to help.
**Email:** [suporte@ainext.com.br](mailto:suporte@ainext.com.br)