Accept an invite & join Gigdesk

Redeem an invite, set up your account, and turn a client's package into your first workspace — the whole onboarding in one pass.

Copies the whole guide — steps, prompts & all — for your AI agent

Gigdesk is invite-only. A client sends you a project invite link; opening it shows you exactly what's in the package and turns it into a workspace with one click. This chapter takes you from that link to a live workspace — signing in with nothing but your email.

How joining actually works

Everything starts from an invite link a client shares. When you open it you land on a Project invite page that previews the package — the task queues, chatbots, and bookmarks inside — before you commit. Accepting it creates a workspace with you as the gigworker.

Sign in with your email. Gigdesk logs you in with a 6-digit code emailed to you (or a password if you've set one) — no separate account to create.
Brand-new to Gigdesk? The first time, you'll enter the invite code and the 6-digit email code together to unlock your account. After that, opening any invite link just shows the Accept page.

Note You sign in with a normal email address. The login screen has two tabs — Email code (a one-time 6-digit code) and Password — so you never need to remember a password if you don't want one.

Step by step

1

Open the invite link

Click the link the client sent. It opens Gigdesk straight on the Project invite page for that package.
2

Sign in with your email

On the Email code tab, enter your email and Gigdesk sends a 6-digit code. Type it in — that's your login. (First-time users also enter the invite code here to unlock the account.)
3

Review what's in the package

The Project invite page shows the counts — task queues, chatbots, bookmarks — plus a preview of the brief, so you can see the job before you take it.
4

Accept & land in your workspace

Hit Accept project. Gigdesk creates the workspace with you as the gigworker and it appears under Workspaces, ready to work.

Gigdesk sign-in card with EMAIL CODE and PASSWORD tabs, an email field, and a Send code button — Sign in with your email — the Email code tab sends a one-time 6-digit code, or switch to Password.

Gigdesk Project invite page showing package stats and an Accept project button — The Project invite page previews the package — task queues, chatbots, bookmarks, and the brief — before you accept.

Gigdesk Workspaces grid with one workspace card showing queues, chatbots and unread counts — Your new workspace appears under Workspaces — each card shows its queues, chatbots, and unread notifications.

🤖 AI agent

Prefer to let an AI do it?

Have an AI agent with the Gigdesk skill installed? It can accept the invite and report back what the workspace came with.

Paste to your AI agent

Using my Gigdesk account, accept this project invite for me and confirm it worked:

Invite link: <paste the invite link here>

Then tell me the name of the workspace that was created and what it came with — how many task queues, chatbots, and bookmarks.

Lost the link? Ask whoever invited you to resend it — these invites are reusable open links, so the same one keeps working for anyone the client shares it with.

Key takeaways

Gigdesk is invite-only; a client's invite link opens a Project invite page you accept with one click.
Login is a 6-digit code sent to your email (or a password) — first-timers also enter the invite code to unlock.
Accepting creates a workspace with you as the gigworker, pre-loaded with the package's task queues, chatbots, and bookmarks.

You're in. Now set up your desk.

Next up — the very first thing to do after joining: connect your inbox so an AI secretary can triage it and flag hot leads, before you even build out a workspace.

Next: Connect your AI secretary

How joining actually works

Step by step

Open the invite link

Sign in with your email

Review what's in the package

Accept & land in your workspace

Key takeaways

You're in. Now set up your desk.