Accounts, email invites and browser sign-in for the CLI
You can now create a Comity account on comity.so, set up your org and bring your team in without handing anyone a token. comity login opens your browser, and you approve the machine there.
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Sign up and sign in
Create an account at comity.so/signup with an email and password, or with GitHub. Comity verifies your email, lets you reset a forgotten password, and asks you to create your org on first sign-in. The org's slug (for example acme) is how the CLI and API address it.
Invite teammates by email
Owners and admins open Team → Invite teammates, enter an email and pick a role (Member, Viewer, or Admin for owners). Maya invites jordan@acme.com, and Jordan gets an email with a link to join the org. If the email can't be sent, the dashboard shows the link so you can share it yourself. Create invite link works without an email at all. Invites work once and expire after 7 days.
Browser sign-in for the CLI
comity loginThe CLI prints a short code and opens a link. You approve the code in the browser while signed in, and the CLI saves a personal token for this machine. Nothing to copy or paste. On CI and headless machines, comity login --token still works. See comity login.
Plans and usage
The Free plan covers 5 active developers a month and 3 repositories. comity status shows where you are:
Comity never stops an agent because of a limit: coordination is switched off for whoever is over it, and they get a one-time notice. See what happens at a limit.
Improved
- Comity's emails now use a dark design that matches the site: a dithered header, a clear headline and one white button.
- Owners and admins can remove people from the Team tab (click Remove twice to confirm). Removing someone also revokes their tokens for the org. Owners can remove anyone but themselves; admins can remove members, viewers and billing contacts.