# Shonin documentation

Shonin gives your people access to your AWS accounts, like AWS IAM Identity Center, and lets you share single accounts with other companies, also across AWS organizations. The tokens AWS accepts are signed in your own AWS account, by the Shonin installation.

## Start here

- [Getting started](getting-started.md): create your Shonin org, connect your AWS organization, give people access.
- [Concepts](concepts.md): Shonin org, installation, permission set, delegation and the other words these pages use.

## Set up

- [Connect your AWS organization](connect-aws-organization.md): deploy the installation in your management account.
- [Single sign-on with Google Workspace](single-sign-on-google-workspace.md)
- [Automatic updates](automatic-updates.md)

## Manage access

- [People and groups](people-and-groups.md)
- [Permission sets and assignments](permission-sets.md)
- [Share accounts with another company](share-accounts.md)
- [Assistant](assistant.md): manage your Shonin org by chatting with it.

## Use AWS

- [Console access](console-access.md): open the AWS console and get temporary credentials.
- [Command line and SDKs](command-line.md): the `shonin` command, AWS CLI profiles, AI coding agents.
- [Second factor](second-factor.md): authenticator app, backup codes, codes by email.

## Reference

- [Security](security.md): how a sign-in works, and what runs in your AWS account.
- [FAQ](faq.md)

These pages are also available as Markdown, for AI agents: add `.md` to the address of any page, or start from [llms.txt](https://docs.shonin.ai/llms.txt).