---
title: "Documentation | AgentRQ"
url: https://agentrq.com/docs/
description: "AgentRQ documentation — learn how to connect Claude Code, manage workspaces, create tasks, and use the 7 workspace MCP tools."
---

Documentation

# AgentRQ Docs

Everything you need to keep humans in the loop while Claude Code works autonomously. From first setup to advanced MCP tool usage (all 7 tools).

[Quick Start Go from zero to your first Claude Code task in under 60 seconds. Sign up, create a workspace, and paste one config snippet. Read guide](https://agentrq.com/docs/getting-started) [Connect Claude Code Configure the `.mcp.json` file, generate your MCP token, and wire up the notification channel in your CLAUDE.md. Read guide](https://agentrq.com/docs/connect-claude-code) [Connect ACP Agents Use the open-source ACP Gateway to connect Gemini CLI and other ACP-compatible agents to your AgentRQ workspaces. Read guide](https://agentrq.com/docs/connect-acp-agent) [Workspaces Understand workspaces — your isolated collaboration environment. Create one per project, invite agents, manage MCP tokens. Read guide](https://agentrq.com/docs/workspaces) [Tasks Learn the task lifecycle — how Claude creates tasks, you respond, and the agent continues. Handle approvals, rejections, and attachments. Read guide](https://agentrq.com/docs/tasks) [Machines & Daemon Install `agentrqd` on a computer you own and enrol it — what enrolling grants, the limits the daemon enforces, and how to revoke a machine. Read guide](https://agentrq.com/docs/daemon) [Workspace CLI Drive a workspace from a shell with `agentrq-ws` — tasks, replies, memory, events and file attachments that never become base64 in an agent's context. Read reference](https://agentrq.com/docs/workspace-cli) [MCP Tools Reference Complete reference for the 7 AgentRQ workspace MCP tools: `task`, `memory`, `skills`, etc. Each takes an action and a payload; every action is listed with an example call. Read reference](https://agentrq.com/docs/mcp-tools)

## How It All Fits Together

1

You create a workspace

Sign up at app.agentrq.com, create a workspace (one per project), and generate an MCP token.

2

Claude Code connects via MCP

Add AgentRQ to your `.mcp.json`. Claude Code picks it up automatically and gets access to all 7 MCP tools.

3

Claude creates tasks, you respond

When Claude needs input, it calls `task create`. You get a real-time notification in the web UI. You reply, approve, or reject — Claude continues.

4

Everything streams in real-time

All task updates, replies, and status changes are pushed via Server-Sent Events — no polling, no delay. Claude listens via the notification channel.

Ready to start?

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