Mozaic documentation

Start here

Create an account and organization Verify your email, secure your account, and invite your team. Bring your code to Mozaic Create a repository, import a Git bundle, and connect your Git client. Set up a build pipeline Start from the .NET YAML example and run builds and tests. Contribute to a public project Find public work, create a fork, and open a pull request.

Code and delivery

Git repositories: Create, import, clone, push, and protect branches.
Pull requests: Review changes, request updates, and merge.
Pipelines: Configure jobs, run checks, and inspect logs and artifacts.
Package registries: Configure clients, publish packages, and manage versions.
Webhooks: Send project events to other services.

Team collaboration

Home, inbox and chat: Find updates, publish news, and talk with your team.
Work tracking: Track tasks and bugs with boards, workflows, and milestones.
Knowledge pages: Write together, organize pages, and publish project documentation.
Calendar and time: Arrange meetings and record working time.

Manage your organization

Organizations and access: Invite people, organize teams, and assign permissions.
Billing and limits: Understand usage, capacity, and the billing controls.
Security model: Read how accounts, organization data, and pipeline jobs are protected.

Missing a control? Check your selected organization and project, then ask an organization owner to review your access. Each guide lists the permissions its tasks require.

Accounts, organizations, and projects

Your account is your identity. An organization is the workspace you share with a team; you can also create one just for yourself. A project groups related code, work, pipelines, packages, and documentation.

You can use organization chat, calendars, and knowledge without creating a project. New organizations and resources are private. Publishing one resource does not automatically publish everything inside it.

About the public beta

These guides cover the hosted Mozaic service. Git uses HTTPS, repository imports use Git bundles, and package registries support NuGet, npm, Maven, OCI, and Debian APT. The pipeline examples start with .NET.

Mozaic is still in public beta. Keep independent copies of important work. SSH Git, general deployment environments, and native audio or video meetings are not currently available.

Using these guides

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