Getting started with Koshra

1. Get a space Coming soon

Koshra is in private preview. There is no self-serve sign-up yet, so a space is set up with you on a short call. Book a demo and we will walk through the team you need.

2. Sign in

Koshra is a responsive web app. Open it in any browser on your laptop or phone and sign in. Protected pages and API routes refuse any request without a signed-in session.

3. Meet the team

Your space comes with a team of AI employees, each with a defined job. A chief_of_staff bot sits at the top, with leads and desks under it, such as research_lead or outbound_desk. Each lead has a team chat where its desks work together.

Read about AI employees

4. Name the work

Ask in chat, or add a task on the tasks board. The dispatcher shows a plan card with its reasons, the bots it picked and a countdown you can stop. Each task gets one owner bot.

Read about the dispatcher and tasks

5. Review what goes out

Review drafts before use. The limited Plays email action requires explicit owner approval. Ordinary connector actions follow configured tool rules. End-to-end coverage of every outbound path is not yet verified. Web Push depends on the browser and device.

Read about approvals and permission modes

6. Teach it what you know

Write the facts your team should share into the Brain, a shared store you edit as text with versioned undo. Each bot also keeps its own memory.

Read about memory

Concepts

• AI employeesHow Koshra's AI employees are organised: chief_of_staff, leads, desks, team chats and handoffs.
• Dispatcher and tasksHow Koshra plans work with a plan card and countdown, assigns one owner bot per task and guards against loops and overspend.
• Approvals and permission modesHow Koshra's Allow, Ask and Block rules, approval cards and per-bot permission modes keep a person in charge of anything that goes out.
• MemoryHow Koshra stores shared knowledge in the Brain and keeps a separate memory for each bot.
• IntegrationsHow Koshra bots connect to tools through MCP servers and app connections, each limited to what the bot needs.
• Models and cost per replyHow Koshra lets you pick a model per bot, switch mid-chat, keep a backup chain and see the model, cost and time of every reply.
• Self-hosting and securityHow Koshra runs as a self-hosted Docker stack, how sessions and secrets are handled and where your data lives.
• RoutinesHow Koshra bots run routines on a schedule on the server, why every new schedule needs your approval and how a routine is written first as a checklist.
• Team chats and handoffsHow Koshra leads and desks work together in team chats, hand work to the bot that owns it and stay inside handoff caps and loop guards.
• Branching chatsHow to branch a Koshra chat from any message to try another direction or another model without losing the original thread.
• Phone and alertsHow Koshra works on your phone as a responsive web app, with Web Push alerts and an approvals inbox for anything that needs you.
• API and MCPHand work to Koshra from other agents: scoped API keys, a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec, an MCP server and the safety rules that still apply.
• For AI agentsHow AI agents and assistants can read this site: Markdown for every page, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, the sitemap and our facts policy.