Create your Cisely account

One account signs you into everything: the app, the CLI, and any AI agent you connect. Cisely uses passwordless email one-time codes — you request a code, it arrives by email, you enter it. There is no password to choose, store or rotate.

In the browser

Go to jharokha.cisely.ai and sign up with your email address. A six-digit code arrives; enter it, accept the Terms of Service, and you are in.

Signing up and verifying the code is the whole flow — there is no separate login step for a brand-new account. You land signed in, with Paroksh ready.

A newly verified account may land on the waitlist rather than straight into a workspace, depending on how sign-ups are being admitted at the time. If that happens you will be told on screen, and emailed a claim link when a place opens.

From the terminal

If you have installed the CLI, the same account works from there.

New account:

cisely auth signup --email you@example.com --display-name "Your Name"
cisely auth verify-email --email you@example.com --code 123456 --accept-terms Yes

verify-email both activates the account and starts your session — there is no separate login for a new account.

Existing account:

cisely auth login  --email you@example.com               # request a code
cisely auth verify --email you@example.com --code 123456 # verify → session started

Check where you stand:

cisely auth status

This prints the account and workspace your session is bound to. The session is stored locally and reused by every other cisely command, so you sign in rarely. End it with cisely auth logout.

One account, three doors

The same credentials sign you into the browser app, the CLI and the MCP connector. You sign up once; connecting a tool later is an authorization step, not a second account.

Next: Working with Paroksh.