Sign up and create your org

Everything you run on Nodus belongs to an organization (org). Credits, projects, members and API keys are all per org.

Sign up

Sign up at the console with email, Google or GitHub. Nothing is created until you choose:

• If someone invited you, the console shows the invite first. Accept it to join their org.
• Otherwise the console asks you to Create your org. The name is filled in for you, and you can change it.

The first org you create with a verified email address receives the $30 starter credit, valid for 30 days. Joining an org by invite never adds credit, so accepting an invite does not use up your own starter credit.

Start from the terminal

nodus login

This opens the console in your browser. Sign in, pick the orgs this computer should use, and the CLI stores one key per org in your OS keychain. If you have no org and no pending invite, nodus login creates your org for you, with the starter credit. On a machine without a browser, use device login.

Create another org

nodus create org acme --display-name "Acme Research"

You become its Owner. Every org starts with a project named default.

Switch orgs

The console has an org switcher. On the CLI, each org is a context:

nodus config get-contexts
nodus config use-context acme
nodus get jobs --org acme          # one command in another org

API calls choose an org with the Nodus-Org header (the org name or id). Without it, a signed-in user acts in the org they used last.

Org settings and activity

Admins can rename the org; its name (the slug in console URLs) stays the same:

nodus patch org acme --patch '{"displayName": "Acme Labs"}'
nodus get org acme -o yaml        # role, seats used and your org's enabled features

Admins and Owners see the org’s activity under Settings → Activity: sign-ins, key, member and invite changes, each with who did it and when, for the last day up to the last year, and Export CSV downloads what you see. The API serves it at GET /apis/nodus.dev/v1/auditevents, oldest first: ?action=auth. selects sign-ins only, since sets the start, and a full page carries metadata.continue to pass as continue for the next one.