> Index of every Falcon docs page, for assistants: https://falcon.com/docs/llms.txt

# Falcon docs

In Falcon, everyone who knows a business shapes the same AI agents and workflows, and the agents pass work to each other.

You shape each agent in plain words. Several people can work on the same agent, and nothing reaches customers until someone makes a version Live. Agents run on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, in Falcon’s AWS account or your own. Everything you can do in Falcon is also available to AI assistants over MCP.

Falcon is in a private pilot. Some features are live, some are being tried with pilot companies, and some are still to come. Each feature says which.

## Getting started

1. [Sign in and set up your workspace](https://falcon.com/docs/account): Sign in with a code sent to your email. The first administrator claims the workspace and chooses how people sign in.
2. [Invite your team](https://falcon.com/docs/company-settings#people): Invite the people who will build and look after agents, and give each a role.
3. [Build your first agent](https://falcon.com/docs/agents): Start from a starter or a description. Write its instructions, then add knowledge and tools.
4. [Add the people and places it speaks as](https://falcon.com/docs/identities): Add an identity for each person or place the agent acts for, with their details and hours.
5. [Connect your apps and channels](https://falcon.com/docs/connections): Connect the apps, mailboxes and numbers the agent needs, and choose where customers can reach it.
6. [Test it, make it Live, and add a workflow](https://falcon.com/docs/workflows): Talk to the draft, make a version Live, then start it from the events that matter to you.

## Guides

- [Sign-in and your account](https://falcon.com/docs/account.md): How people join their company in Falcon, sign in without a password and look after their own settings.
- [Agents](https://falcon.com/docs/agents.md): Build an agent in plain words, give it skills, knowledge and tools, test it, then make a version Live.
- [Identities](https://falcon.com/docs/identities.md): The people and places your agents speak as, each with its own details, hours and ways to be reached.
- [Workflows](https://falcon.com/docs/workflows.md): Chain agents and steps together, start them from events, and decide what happens when someone replies.
- [Connections](https://falcon.com/docs/connections.md): Connect the apps, mailboxes, numbers and storage your agents and workflows use.
- [Company settings](https://falcon.com/docs/company-settings.md): People, roles, security, models and spend limits, billing, the audit log and your data.
- [Reports](https://falcon.com/docs/reports.md): Counts and costs for agents and workflows, never what people said.
- [Ask Falcon](https://falcon.com/docs/ask-studio.md): An assistant on every page that explains what you are looking at and can make changes for you, with your say-so.
- [MCP and API](https://falcon.com/docs/mcp-and-api.md): Everything you can do in Falcon, an AI assistant or your own code can do too, within your access.

## Reference

- [Every feature](https://falcon.com/docs/features.md): 107 features: 0 live, 90 in pilot and 17 coming next.
- [API and MCP reference](https://falcon.com/docs/api.md): every operation an assistant or your own code can call, grouped by area.
- [Glossary](https://falcon.com/docs/glossary.md): The words Falcon uses, in plain language, in alphabetical order.
- [Choose how to run Falcon](https://falcon.com/docs/choose-how-to-run.md): Run your agents with Hosted by Falcon, or in your company's own AWS account. You build them the same way in both.
- [Connect your assistant](https://falcon.com/docs/connect-your-assistant.md): Use Falcon from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code or another AI assistant over MCP. It signs in as you and can do only what you can do.
- [Worked examples](https://falcon.com/docs/examples.md): Real requests and payloads for webhooks out, request maps and the failure handler, ready to copy.
- [Troubleshooting](https://falcon.com/docs/troubleshooting.md): What each problem code means and what to do about it, with the exact title the error shows.