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Sign in to Locus Pro with a password, a passkey, or a linked provider, and protect sensitive workspace changes with verification. This page is for every workspace member, and especially for owners and admins.

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How it works

Your Locus identity can use several sign-in methods. Sensitive changes ask an owner or admin to verify again with MFA or a passkey before Locus applies them. Sensitive changes include creating keys and changing membership.

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Choose a sign-in method

  • Password or passkey.
  • A linked provider: Google, GitHub, GitLab, or Ethereum, when configured.
Manage linked methods from Account security. Link an Ethereum wallet there before you use it to sign in. Wallet sign-in requests a message signature. It doesn’t authorize a transaction or access to funds.
Accounts with SMS or TOTP multi-factor authentication must use a password or passkey to complete sign-in.

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Secure your workspace

  • Give each team member their own login and only the access they need. See Team and roles.
  • Disconnecting a sign-in method stops future sign-ins through it. To revoke existing sessions, change your password.
  • An owner or admin can rename the workspace under Settings → Workspace. Every member sees the new name.
  • To hand the workspace to another member, see ownership transfer.

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Next steps

Account setup

Start or join an enterprise workspace.

Authentication and scopes

Choose credentials for servers, agents, and browsers.