Setup
Connect the agent, Allow it, then save one thing by name.
1. Open a library
Setup starts from a Sirro library. If you already have one, sign in and open the dashboard. If you do not, join the waitlist. The public product is not open yet. The beta is at beta.sirro.dev.
2. Connect the tool
In the dashboard, open Connect and pick the tool: Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex. You can also add Sirro inside the tool. The exact commands are in the docs.
The tool opens Sirro in the browser. Sign in, Allow, and pick the workspace. The tool keeps the connection so you can use Sirro without signing in again for every request.
3. Save one piece
Ask for a save with a name you will remember. Example: save this navbar to Sirro as navbar.
Sirro stores that asset outside the repository. A later project, or another agent on the same workspace, can ask for navbar.
4. Use it somewhere else
In a new project, ask: use navbar from Sirro. For a team's working knowledge, ask: use the frontend-onboarding Pack from Sirro.
The Pack gives the agent shared docs and workflows for the task. Read more about agent onboarding.
If Connect does not finish
Check that you are signed in to Sirro, reopen Connect from the dashboard, and complete Allow for the workspace you want. Restart the coding tool if Sirro does not appear afterward.
Tool by tool detail lives in Integrations and Docs.