Pathrule Web
The browser console for Pathrule Cloud. Manage organizations, workspaces, members, billing and settings, and inspect Cloud Signals availability.
Pathrule Web is the browser console for your Pathrule Cloud account at app.pathrule.io. It manages organizations, shared workspaces, people, plans and settings. The Cloud service is cloud.pathrule.io.
Console modules
- Overview. The active organization, plan and next useful setup actions.
- Workspaces. The projects you can access, their knowledge counts and contributors, with workspace administration according to your permissions.
- Signals. Runtime groups and verification views for the Cloud service, on the plans listed on Pricing. Use Local Signals for events on your machine.
- Members. Invitations, membership and roles for Team and Enterprise organizations.
- Billing. Plan, seats, usage, invoices and payment settings. Plan names and limits come from Pricing.
- Settings. Account and organization controls, with workspace access and lifecycle actions governed by your role.
The organization roles are Owner, Admin, Editor and Viewer. Owners control billing and ownership. See Roles and permissions.
Authoring knowledge
Write memories, rules and skills through your coding agent's MCP tools or the VS Code extension. The CLI lists, reads and searches them but does not write them. For local workspaces, pathrule ui opens the Local Console with browsing, search, editing, restore and activity.
Pathrule Web does not read your local repository or run coding agents. Your coding agent remains the tool that performs the coding work.
Connections and access
Sign-in and Remote MCP authorization use the Cloud authentication service. A Remote MCP grant is limited to the workspace and scopes you approve. The console calls the Cloud API with your session, and the server checks current access and plan entitlements on each operation.
Sharing Cloud knowledge does not share a teammate's local folder bindings, hook installation or personal machine state. Each contributor attaches their own repository with the CLI or VS Code.