Arbituro documentation

Get started

• Quick start

  Make a workspace, bring in your team, and get a first job done by an agent.

• How Arbituro works

  Workspaces, projects, jobs, acceptance criteria, agents and approvals, and how they fit.

Work

• Projects

  Create a project, give agents its brief, set its board and rules, and choose its members.

• Jobs

  File jobs, fill in what matters, add notes and files, and finish, drop or delete them.

• Boards and timelines

  See work as a backlog, a board, a timeline or a roadmap, search it, and let an agent tidy it.

• Acceptance criteria

  Agree what finished means for a job, and how each criterion is decided.

• Bring work in

  Import from Jira, Linear or any CSV, and take requests through intake forms.

Agents

• Agents and models

  Set up agents, choose their models, and decide what they can reach.

• Runs and deliverables

  Give an agent a job, follow its run, and review what it delivers.

• Knowledge

  Upload documents for agents to read and cite, and decide which ones they see.

Governance

• Approvals

  Decide what agents send and change, approve in advance within limits, and gate board columns.

• Activity and audit log

  See what happened on a job, and export the workspace’s full record.

• Spending limits

  Cap what each agent and each job can spend.

Integrations

• Connections

  Connect Slack, Google, Microsoft 365, Salesforce and more, and share them with agents.

• GitHub

  Link repositories to projects and pull requests to jobs, and let CI decide criteria.

• Connect Claude

  Connect Claude, Claude Code or another MCP client to your work in Arbituro, see what it can and can’t do, and fix common problems.

• Roll out Claude

  Add Arbituro to a Claude organization, choose an address, and review what connected agents did.

API

• API overview

  Connect scripts, CI and your own tools to your jobs, and make a first call.

• Authentication

  Make an API key for a program, or sign people in with OAuth, and decide what each can reach.

• Read endpoints

  Read a project’s jobs, their acceptance criteria, notes, history and recent activity, and search it.

• Write endpoints

  Propose changes, record evidence for a criterion, post notes, file jobs and link pull requests.

• Errors and limits

  Status codes and refusals, the rate limit, trying again, and what the audit log records.

• Examples

  Complete programs in JavaScript, Python and shell for CI, releases, reports and alerts.

Administration

• Admin guide

  The settings an owner or admin works through to set a workspace up well.

• People and roles

  Invite people, and decide what each can see and do in the workspace and each project.

• Billing and credits

  Plans, seats, credits and credit packs, and how to change or cancel a plan.

• Security and privacy

  Sign-in, where data is kept, who processes it, and the legal documents.

Arbituro’s MCP server

Connect any MCP client to https://app.arbituro.com/mcp and sign in with your Arbituro account. There is no API key to create. Connect Claude has the steps for each client.

Arbituro’s API

Your own programs reach the same jobs at https://app.arbituro.com/api/v1, with an API key or an OAuth sign-in. The Arbituro API covers making a key and a first call.