Getting started
Set up Adam
Find your way around Adam and choose the account settings that matter to you.
When you first sign in, Adam creates a personal team for you. You can use it on your own or join a shared team later.
Learn the navigation
The sidebar contains New Task, Tasks, Files, Integrations, and Scheduled. It also shows recent tasks. Use the team switcher near the bottom of the sidebar when your account belongs to more than one team.
Open the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar and select Settings.
Configure settings
| Tab | What you can manage |
|---|---|
| General | Theme, suggested prompts, model-name display, browser notifications, and your optional Codex connection. |
| Account | Your account details, account-management link, sign-out, and account deletion. |
| Team | Your shared team's name, seats, invitations, and members. This tab appears when you are in a shared team. |
| Notifications | Browser and product notification preferences. |
| Billing | Your plan, usage, subscription, payment method, and add-on funds. |
| Developer | API keys and connected MCP apps for the selected workspace. See MCP setup. |
| Memory | Review or remove information Adam remembers across tasks. |
Connect your tools
You can use Adam without connecting another product. When you want Adam to work directly with a CAD, PLM, or cloud tool, open Integrations and choose it from the list.
- Onshape connects to your Onshape account.
- Autodesk Fusion uses the Adam add-in for Fusion.
- SOLIDWORKS, Siemens NX, Inventor, CATIA V5, Solid Edge, and Rhino use the Adam Desktop. Check each guide for access requirements and preview status.
- Arena connects to your Arena account.
Switch between teams
If you belong to more than one team, use the team switcher at the bottom of the sidebar. Your tasks, files, integrations, and billing change with the selected team.