Account setup

Every Trylle user has a personal account. Organizations provide shared repositories, roles, wallets, CI credits, AI credits, automations, and bot identities.

Personal account

After sign-in, open Settings to review:

• Profile name, handle, avatar, and public details.
• Primary email and notification preferences.
• Active sessions and connected sign-in methods.
• SSH keys, GPG keys, and CLI keys.
• Personal plan, usage, and wallet settings.

Create an organization

Use the account switcher and choose Create organization. Pick a unique handle, invite members, and assign the smallest role each person needs.

Organization settings cover:

• Members and organization roles.
• Repository roles and member privileges.
• Webhooks and repository defaults.
• Actions secrets and variables.
• Automations and bot identities.
• Team plan, shared usage, and wallet controls.

Account context matters

Many operations are scoped to either a personal account or organization. Confirm the selected account before creating a repository, automation, bot, or wallet top-up.

In the CLI, use explicit owners when context could be ambiguous:

try repo create NAME --owner OWNER --private
try automation list --account OWNER

Recommended security baseline

1. Add a passphrase-protected SSH key.
2. Add and verify a GPG signing key.
3. Create a dedicated CLI key rather than reusing a browser credential.
4. Review active sessions and remove devices you no longer use.
5. Keep bot tokens isolated from personal CLI configuration.