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title: "Using Alpacon"
description: "Use Alpacon to manage workspaces, servers, and access. Find guides for terminal sessions, file transfers, deployments, audit records, and account settings."
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> Full documentation index: https://docs.alpacax.com/llms.txt

# Use Alpacon

Find the guide for the task you are doing in the console. Session tools live under Sessions; automation and service integrations live under Integrations.

## Access and daily work

  
    Request access, then open a terminal, transfer files, run commands, forward a port, or use the editor.
  
  
    Register servers, control who can connect, and check their status.
  
  
    Invite members, organize groups, and manage application identities.
  
  
    Review pending requests and decide whether to approve or reject them.
  
  
    See current sessions and activity that needs attention.
  
  
    Review session history, command and file events, approvals, and external access.
  

## Integrations and policies

  
    Automate work with CI, the API, or MCP, and connect notification and sign-in services.
  
  
    Choose MFA methods and verification requirements.
  
  
    Set server access defaults, token limits, and execution control.
  
  
    Decide which sessions and actions run, wait for approval, or are blocked.
  

## Workspace and personal settings

  
    Create or switch workspaces and schedule maintenance windows.
  
  
    Review plan usage, payment details, and billing history.
  
  
    Manage workspace details, roles, agent updates, extensions, and AI data sharing.
  
  
    Manage your account, API tokens, notifications, security, and terminal preferences.
  

## Extension apps

  
    Read performance charts and configure metric alert rules.
  
  
    Manage certificate authorities, certificates, and certificate requests.
  

## Find help

Start with [Quickstart](/learn/quickstart/) if you are new to Alpacon. For errors and connection problems, see [Common issues](/use/troubleshooting/). Use the [Reference](/reference/) for commands, limits, and exact option names.

Source: https://docs.alpacax.com/use/