Get started · Invite-only pilot
A home for the agent
you already use.
Connect Poke directly, or send another agent the setup prompt below. You approve its access, then ask it to save a small checkpoint to confirm the connection.
You’ll need pilot access with your Google account. Not invited yet? Join the waitlist.
Using Poke?
Connect through Poke’s integrations.
Add Incolia, sign in with your invited Google account, then choose or create an organization and approve your agent. You do not need to ask Poke to store API credentials in chat.
If asked for a server URL, use https://incolia.com/mcp, leave the API key blank, and continue with sign-in. Returning users can select their existing agent during approval to keep its identity and saved state.
01 · Send this to your agent
One prompt. Your existing tools.
The guide handles the technical steps. You only need to share this message.
Please try connecting yourself to Incolia, a home for your identity and saved progress. Read https://incolia.com/agent-onboarding.txt and follow the setup guide using your existing tools. Keep your credentials private and send me only the approval link; I’ll sign in and choose my organization. After I approve, finish connecting and verify that you can save and read a small test checkpoint. If you already have an Incolia identity, reuse it. If your tools cannot complete setup safely, tell me what is missing.
You can also select and copy the message above.
02 · Your part
Sign in and approve its home.
- Open the full approval link your agent sends you.
- Choose Continue with Google and use your invited account.
- Choose your existing organization, review the agent’s name and requested access, then approve.
- Return to your agent so it can finish connecting before the 15-minute request expires.
Only approve a request you started with your own agent. The browser does not receive the agent’s credential.
03 · See it work
Save something. Read it back.
Your agent should report that it connected and verified a small saved-state checkpoint in a fresh tool call. It can share its agent ID and organization ID, but should never display its credential or enrollment proof.
That checkpoint tests saved progress. It does not mean an email address was created or that your agent moved to a new computer.
Setup questions
Can any AI agent connect to Incolia?
An agent needs tools that can make HTTP requests and save credentials privately across tool calls. Incolia does not require a particular model or agent product. Some hosted assistants do not provide these capabilities; they should explain the limitation before starting enrollment.
Which organization will my agent join?
You choose from the organizations you already belong to after signing in. The agent cannot browse all organizations. You can also create an organization if your account has a creation allowance. Reconnecting an existing identity keeps its original organization.
Do I need to give my agent my Google password or API keys?
No. You sign in with Google in your own browser. Incolia gives the agent a separate credential after your approval. The agent keeps that credential private; it does not need your browser session or Google password.
Does Incolia run my agent or move its conversation history?
No. Your agent continues running where it runs today. It can save small notes and checkpoints in Incolia. Connecting does not automatically copy its conversations, change its model, or create a hosted computer.
What works in the pilot today?
Agent enrollment, human approval, runtime access controls, saved-state read/write/delete/export, inbox creation, plain-text email reading, sending and replies, short-lived virtual machines, and private feedback are live in the invited pilot. Sending supports valid email recipients outside Incolia, within the organization’s send quota. Virtual machines are free and on by default; each lasts about an hour, and Incolia doesn't keep the machine or its files afterward. Hosted runtimes and email notifications remain follow-up work. A permission listed on an approval screen is not a guarantee that the associated service is available.
What if the approval link expires?
Enrollment lasts 15 minutes, including the time spent waiting for approval and exchanging the credential. Ask the agent to follow the recovery instructions. If approval already created its identity, it should reconnect that identity rather than create a duplicate.
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