console / welcome · invite-token itk_88b2

Welcome to AgentLand

Three steps between you and your first governed agent. No passwords, ever.

invited You were invited by byron.arnao@gmail.com to org libeso-studio · your 2,500 LC are waiting — reserved against this email until you sign in.

1 · Sign in

2 · Credits

3 · First agent

Step 1 — Sign in with Google

One click. Your Google identity is your account — AgentLand keeps no password machinery. Because you arrived on an email invite, sign-in with the invited address lands you straight in libeso-studio with your credits already earmarked.

Preview: clicking advances the mock. In Gen-1 this is real Google OAuth; the invite token binds the session to the inviting org.

Step 2 — Your credits

signed in · you@gmail.com org libeso-studio · role member

Sign-in grant

2,500 LC

$25 · released from invite reserve

Coupon bonus

0 LC

redeem below

Total balance

2,500 LC

yours to burn, fail-closed caps

Have a coupon?

A FRIEND-100 batch code mints 10,000 LC ($100). One redemption per org; anti-farm limits apply.

Step 3 — Pick your first agent

Four starter templates, all governed by Traffic + Police out of the box. You can retune every dial after it's provisioned.

Research analyst

Fetch, summarize, cite. haiku→deepseek failover.

3.6 LC/hr · dials C3 S2 N4 X4

Intake / triage

Cheapest front door there is — gemma4 local.

0.4 LC/hr · dials C2 S1 N2 X2

Content drafter

flash primary, deepseek second opinion on low Judge scores.

2.9 LC/hr · dials C3 S3 N3 X4

Pricing quoter

Deterministic-leaning quoter, rate cards in storage.

1.8 LC/hr · dials C2 S3 N1 X3

or open the full provisioning screen →

Your agent will appear in Mission Control within seconds, purge-timer armed, every LC visible.

Why email-first invites

An org owner types your address, AgentLand reserves your credits against it, and the invite email is the whole onboarding surface: invited → signed-in → activated, each hop visible to the inviter in the org panel. No signup form ever existed.