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This guide walks you through everything you need to go from a fresh account to a live, running automation. By the end, you’ll have connected at least one app, described a workflow to the Atmet agent, and watched it execute automatically. The whole process takes under ten minutes.
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Request access

Atmet is currently in early access. If you don’t have an account yet, visit the waitlist page and submit your request.

Join the Atmet Waitlist

Request your early access spot. We’ll email you when your account is ready.
Once you receive your access confirmation email, you’re ready to sign in.
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Sign in to Atmet

Open the Atmet app and sign in with your email address.

Sign In to Atmet

Access the Atmet app at app.atmetai.com.
Enter your email address and click Continue. Atmet sends a one-time passcode (OTP) to your inbox. Enter the code to complete sign-in.
Check your spam folder if the OTP email doesn’t arrive within a minute. Add no-reply@atmetai.com to your contacts to ensure future emails land in your inbox.
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Create your workspace

After signing in for the first time, Atmet prompts you to create a workspace. Your workspace is the shared environment where all your integrations, workflows, skills, and team members live.
  1. Enter a workspace name, this is typically your company or team name.
  2. Optionally select your country to help with locale-aware automations.
  3. Optionally upload a workspace avatar to make it easy to identify at a glance.
  4. Click Create Workspace to continue.
You can update your workspace name, avatar, and settings at any time from the Settings panel.
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Connect your first app

Before the agent can automate anything, it needs access to at least one app. Head to the Integrations panel to connect your tools.
  1. Click Integrations in the left sidebar.
  2. Browse or search the integrations catalog and click the app you want to connect.
  3. Authenticate using one of the supported methods:
Click Connect and complete the OAuth flow in the pop-up window. Atmet requests only the permissions it needs for the triggers and actions you use. No passwords are stored.
Once connected, the app appears as Active in your integrations list, and its triggers and actions become available to your agent.
Not sure where to start? Connect Gmail or Telegram first, they’re the most commonly used trigger sources and a great way to see Atmet in action quickly.
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Describe your workflow to the agent

With an app connected, open the agent chat and tell it what you want to automate, in plain language, the same way you’d explain it to a colleague.Click New Chat (or the chat icon in the sidebar) to start a conversation with the Atmet agent.Here are a few examples of how to describe a workflow:
You don’t need to be precise or technical. The agent will ask follow-up questions if anything is unclear. Just start with what you want to happen.
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Answer the agent's questions

After you describe your workflow, the agent analyzes your goal and may ask clarifying questions before it builds the plan. This is normal, it’s gathering the details it needs to make the automation accurate.Common questions the agent might ask:
  • Which Gmail account or label should it monitor?
  • What should it do if a required field is missing from the trigger data?
  • Should it run for all messages, or only ones matching a specific condition?
Answer each question in the chat. The agent updates the workflow plan in real time as you respond. You can also proactively add constraints, for example, “Only run this between 9am and 6pm on weekdays”, at any point in the conversation.
If the agent needs access to an app you haven’t connected yet, it will prompt you to add the integration before continuing.
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Review and approve the workflow

Once the agent has enough information, it presents a complete workflow plan for your review. Read through the steps carefully before approving.
  • Trigger, The event that starts the workflow (e.g., new Gmail message).
  • Steps, Each action the agent will take, in order.
  • Conditions, Any filters or branching logic applied.
If everything looks right, click Approve to save and activate the workflow. If you want to change something, type your feedback in the chat and the agent will revise the plan.
Once approved, the workflow runs automatically every time the trigger fires. Make sure the actions listed are exactly what you intend before approving, especially for steps that send emails, post messages, or modify data.
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Watch it run

Your workflow is now live. The next time the trigger fires, Atmet executes it automatically, no action required from you.To monitor your automation:
  1. Click Workflows in the sidebar to see all your active automations.
  2. Click any workflow to open its detail view.
  3. Navigate to the Runs tab to see every execution, the steps it took, and its outcome.
Trigger your workflow manually for the first time to verify everything works as expected. Most trigger integrations have a Test trigger option in the workflow editor.

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What’s next?

Now that your first automation is running, here are a few good next steps:

Explore Core Concepts

Understand agents, workflows, triggers, actions, skills, and workspace memory, the building blocks behind every automation.

Browse Integrations

Connect more apps to unlock additional triggers and actions for your automations. 20+ integrations available.

Set Up Workspace Memory

Give the agent persistent context about your preferences, approval rules, and team knowledge so it performs better over time.

Invite Your Team

Add team members to your workspace with owner, admin, or member roles so everyone can collaborate on automations.