Platform
Apps and domains
The apps that make up Superintelligence, where they live, and how to move between them.
Hosts
| Host | Serves |
|---|---|
cloud.dev.gov.vin | Cloud: projects, deployments, storage, domains, agents, analytics and settings. |
git.dev.gov.vin | Git: the repository portal, and clone and push over HTTPS. |
chat.dev.gov.vin | Chat with Claude. |
knowledge.dev.gov.vin | Knowledge: pages and databases shared across an organization. |
mail.dev.gov.vin | Mail: mailboxes at your own domains. |
sync.dev.gov.vin | Exchange (ActiveSync, EWS, Autodiscover) for Apple Mail, Calendar and Contacts. |
docs.dev.gov.vin | This documentation. |
id.dev.gov.vin | Accounts: sign-in, passkeys, organizations, members, teams, keys and agent approval. |
api.dev.gov.vin | The platform API that the apps use. |
mcp.dev.gov.vin | The MCP server for AI clients, with your organization's connectors. |
downloads.dev.gov.vin | Agent install scripts and binaries. |
*.deployments.dev.gov.vin | Customer deployments, one subdomain each. |
admin.dev.gov.vin | Platform administration. Platform organization members only. |
Each deployment gets its own hostname under deployments.dev.gov.vin, and your own domains can point at a project's production deployment (see Custom domains).
One account for every app
Your account lives at id.dev.gov.vin. Cloud, Git, Chat, Knowledge, Mail and Admin are separate apps that sign you in through it: open any of them and you're sent to sign in, or straight back if you already are. Each app keeps its session cookies on its own hostname, so deployments, which run under a different domain, never receive them. See Sign-in and sessions.
This documentation is public and needs no account.
The app switcher
Every app's header has a grid button listing the apps: Cloud, Git, Chat, Knowledge, Mail, Docs and Account. Members of the platform organization also see Admin.
Programmatic access
- AI clients and scripts use the MCP server with an MCP key.
- Git clients use HTTPS with a key as the password (Repositories).
- Self-hosted agents use a device credential from their login.
- The platform API serves the platform's own apps and platform agent keys.