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General

OrgX is an AI-powered operational platform that deploys specialized agents to handle coordination, decisions, and execution across your organization. It can integrate with tools like GitHub and Linear today, with Slack and other connectors planned. Integrations are optional. OrgX still keeps you in control through a human-in-the-loop approval system.
OrgX is designed for:
  • Solo technical founders who spend too much time on coordination
  • Small teams (1-10 people) who need operational leverage without hiring
  • Product-minded leaders who want AI assistance with planning and execution
Our sweet spot is pre-seed to seed-stage companies doing $0-50K MRR.
Key differentiators: - Human-in-the-loop: Every agent action surfaces for your approval - Evidence-based: Artifacts include citations and verification proofs - Optional integrations: Add GitHub, Linear, and other supported connectors when your workflow needs them - MCP-first: Connect from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and more - Specialized agents: Purpose-built domains (engineering-agent, product-agent, marketing-agent, sales-agent, design-agent, operations-agent, orchestrator-agent)
OrgX is in public beta. Core features (web app, agents, decisions, hosted MCP, GitHub, and current Linear integration) are stable and used by production customers. Some features (Slack, Notion, enterprise SSO) are still in development. We recommend starting with supervised autonomy settings and gradually increasing trust.

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Agents

Agents can:
  • Read from connected tools (issues, repos, documents)
  • Analyze and synthesize information
  • Draft specs, PRs, campaigns, reports
  • Create issues, PRs, comments in connected tools
  • Propose decisions for your approval
Agents cannot:
  • Access tools you haven’t connected
  • Ship work without your approval (unless you enable Full Auto mode)
  • Spend money without escalating
When a task enters OrgX, the orchestrator analyzes:
  • Task title and description
  • Labels and metadata
  • Project context
It then selects the best agent(s) and tools. You can see the reasoning in every decision card.
Yes, several ways: - Autonomy levels: Control how much agents can do independently - Budget thresholds: Set spending limits before escalation - Scope limits: Whitelist specific tools per agent - Skill packs: Custom instructions and capabilities (available in the OpenClaw plugin path; expanding across surfaces)
Every agent output goes through:
  1. Verification: Automated checks for citations, policy, schema
  2. Decision: Human review before shipping
If verification fails, you’re notified to fix issues. If you catch something verification missed, reject the decision with feedback — the system learns.

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Integrations

Currently available:
  • Linear (GA) — Full bidirectional sync
  • GitHub (Beta) — OAuth, PR creation
  • Stripe (GA) — Billing only
Coming soon:
  • Slack — Notifications, blocker detection
  • Notion — Database sync
  • HubSpot — CRM integration
  • Figma — Design exports
Some non-GA integrations expose MCP stub actions in selected surfaces. Exact availability can vary by workspace and client runtime.
Yes. Linear is optional. You can:
  • Start with the OrgX web app
  • Use the Wizard CLI or OpenClaw onboarding path
  • Use the ChatGPT or MCP interfaces
  • Connect GitHub only for code workflows
If your team already uses Linear, connecting it gives OrgX richer issue and project sync, but it is not required to get value from the platform.
Go to Settings → Integrations and click Disconnect next to the integration. This revokes OrgX’s access but doesn’t delete historical data already synced.

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ChatGPT & MCP

  1. Enable Developer Mode in ChatGPT (Settings → Apps & Connectors)
  2. Add the OrgX MCP connector URL: https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp
  3. Authenticate with your OrgX account when prompted
  4. Ask ChatGPT things like “Show my pending decisions” or “Approve the marketing campaign”
See the ChatGPT Integration guide for details.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools. OrgX implements MCP, which means you can connect from any MCP-compatible client—ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and others.See the MCP Protocol reference for technical details.
Yes! Add OrgX to your ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "orgx": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://mcp.useorgx.com/mcp"]
    }
  }
}
OAuth sign-in happens automatically via browser on first connect. See the MCP client setup guide for full instructions across ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude, and VS Code.

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Pricing & Billing

OrgX offers:
  • Free tier: 3 initiatives, 10 decisions/month, core OrgX workspace access
  • Starter: $98/month for unlimited initiatives and 24/7 automation
  • Team: $298/month for multiple seats and advanced integrations
Enterprise pricing available on request. See pricing for current details.
Usage is based on:
  • Agent runs (number of tasks processed)
  • Token consumption (AI model usage)
  • Connected integrations
Decision approvals and dashboard access are unlimited on all plans.
Yes, subscriptions are month-to-month with no long-term commitment. Cancel in Settings → Billing and your access continues until the end of the billing period.

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Security & Privacy

Data is stored in Supabase Postgres (US region by default, EU available on request). All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3).
Agents only access data you’ve explicitly granted via OAuth scopes. Each integration page shows exactly what permissions are requested. You can revoke access anytime.
No. Your data is used only to provide the OrgX service. We do not train foundation models on customer data. OpenAI calls are made with data usage disabled.
We’re currently preparing for SOC 2 Type I certification. See the Security page for our current security posture and compliance roadmap.

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Troubleshooting

Try:
  1. Make sure the OpenClaw browser extension is installed and enabled
  2. Sign out and sign back in to OrgX
  3. Click “Pair with OpenClaw” again from Settings
  4. Check the browser console for errors
  5. If using manual key fallback, verify the key in OpenClaw settings matches OrgX
See the OpenClaw setup guide for detailed troubleshooting.
Check: 1. Is the agent running? Check status in Mission Control or via orgx_spawn 2. Are there pending decisions? Agents may be waiting for approval 3. Is the integration connected? Check Settings → Integrations 4. Are there errors? Check the agent’s activity log
Check: 1. Notification settings in Settings → Notifications 2. Browser notification permissions 3. Email spam folder for digest emails 4. Decision urgency level (low urgency = badge only)
Try: 1. Disconnect and reconnect OrgX in your MCP client to refresh OAuth authorization 2. Check the endpoint URL is correct 3. Run health check: npx mcp-remote ... --health-check 4. Ensure network access to mcp.useorgx.com
Try:
  1. Check webhook status in Settings → Integrations → Linear
  2. Trigger manual sync via the refresh button
  3. Disconnect and reconnect the integration
  4. Contact support if issues persist

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