Trundle keeps the decisions, files and people behind the work attached to the ticket. This guide takes you from a new workspace to a first ticket ready for the team.

Set up your workspace

Create an account: Sign up with "Continue with Google", or with your name, email and a password (you'll add your company details and confirm a verification code).
Connect GitHub: Grant Trundle access to the repositories you want the Trundle Dev Agent to work within.
Create a project: Give it a name and select at least one repository. You can optionally set a base branch (it defaults to the repository's default branch) and a project goal.

Build your Knowledge Base

Upload context: Add PRDs, design docs, transcripts and notes to a project's Knowledge tab. Many file types are supported (PDF, Office documents, text/Markdown, images, code files), up to 20 MB each.
Embeddings: Trundle embeds what you upload so its agents can use it as context for generating and reviewing code.
Ask questions: Use Ask Trundle to ask your documentation questions in natural language and get answers grounded in your own material.

Run your first ticket

Auto-generate tickets: Give Trundle a description of at least 250 characters and it will generate a full set of tickets in the background.
Improve tickets with AI: On a manual ticket, use "Improve with AI" to rewrite the description, and the separate "Ask clarifying questions" action to raise and answer open questions (both need a title and at least ~100 characters).
Set the execution scope: Choose which stages Trundle runs for a ticket: code (write the change), review, and qa, assigning each stage to Trundle or to your team.