The setup checklists
Two checklists guide your first steps: one for your profile on the Dashboard, one for an organisation on its Overview page.
Deftro shows a short checklist until you have done the basics. Each step has a Start button that takes you straight to the place where it is done. The next step to do gets the filled button. Once every step is done, the checklist disappears by itself.
Your profile checklist
You will find it at the top of the Dashboard, titled "Finish setting up your profile". The steps are:
- Add a profile picture: pick an avatar on Profile settings.
- Write a short bio: fill in your bio.
- Link your portfolio: add a website or any social profile link.
- Say where you work: fill in Company.
- Connect your coding agent: done once you have a connected device or a live API token. Start at Connect an agent.
- Publish your first artifact: done once one of your skills or prompts is public. Start at Upload.
While your profile is unfinished, a ring around your avatar in the sidebar shows how far along you are. The account menu then has a Finish your profile entry with your percentage, which jumps to this checklist.
The organisation checklist
Owners and admins see "Set up" followed by the organisation's name on the organisation's Overview page. Open your organisations, pick one, and you land there. The steps are:
- Add a logo and description: both are needed. They live under the organisation's Settings, in Public page.
- Invite your team: done when someone else has joined or an invitation is still pending.
- Create a project: a home for the skills one codebase needs.
- Add a skill: write one or import one from GitHub.
- Start a knowledge base: add a document your agents can search.
Editors and viewers do not see this checklist.
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Edit your public profile
Settings > Profile changes what people see on your public page at /your-handle, from your name and bio to your avatar and pinned skills.Create an organisation
Create an organisation from the Organisations page to share skills, projects and reviews with other people. You become its first owner.What is Deftro?
Deftro keeps the skills and prompts your coding agents use, lets someone review each version first, and installs them into your agent.