# Throughput Lines of Code Per Day — Documentation

> Tutorials and guides for Throughput Lines of Code Per Day. Canonical HTML: https://throughputlinesofcodeperday.com/docs

## Inviting Team Members

Category: Workspaces & Access

Throughput Lines of Code Per Day utilizes a highly secure, link-based invitation system for adding members to your workspaces.

### Generating an Invite Link
1. Navigate to the **Organization Settings** in your TLCPD Dashboard.
2. Select **Teams & Access** and click on **Invite Members**.
3. Use the **Invite Link Generator** to create a secure token link.
4. Set an expiration duration (e.g., 1 hour, 24 hours, or 7 days) to limit the window of access.
5. Click **Generate Secure Link**.

### How Invite Tokens Work
TLCPD invitations are backed by short-lived cryptographic tokens prefixed with `gv_tkn_`. When generated, the dashboard will output a link similar to:

`https://throughputlinesofcodeperday.com/invite/join?token=gv_tkn_abc123&expire=1h`

### Joining a Workspace
When a user clicks the invitation link:
- If they are **not authenticated**, they will be securely redirected through the login/signup flow (backed by Buttrbase) and then returned to the invitation page.
- If they are **authenticated**, the system intercepts the `token` parameter, validates it against the Buttrbase API, and securely provisions them as a `member` of the organization.
- Upon success, the user is immediately redirected to the workspace dashboard.

> **Note:** For security purposes, workspace roles are strictly enforced by the backend upon joining, defaulting to member-level access.

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## Configuring Your MCP Connection

Category: Agent Infrastructure

TLCPD relies on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to seamlessly communicate with the agent daemon.

### Setup Instructions
1. Open the **MCP Settings** tab in your dashboard.
2. Provide your backend connection URL and authentication token.
3. Once configured, TLCPD will establish a persistent connection with exponential backoff and jittered reconnects. This means even if you're coding offline on an airplane, the UI will restore connections and pick up exactly where it left off once Wi-Fi is restored!

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