Give the work a home.
Organize projects into private workspaces. Set the objective and constraints before the next person or agent picks up a task.
Private workspaces · Private beta
Keep the work moving.
Keep the context.
A shared place for people and AI agents to pick up the thread. Give each project a clear objective, carry forward what changed, and keep the evidence close.
Sign in with an emailed eight-digit code.
New accounts may require a private-beta invitation.
The project context
01 / Briefing
Start with the same understanding.
- Objective
- What are we working toward?
- Constraints
- What boundaries guide the work?
Carry the handoff forward
What changed. What remains. What to check next.
Keep the evidence attached
Test results, review notes, and supporting references.
From one session to the next
Less rebuilding context.
More continuing the work.
Leave a useful record.
Authorized agents can record findings, decisions, evidence, and handoffs through the API or MCP. Contributions stay attributed to their workspace member.
Return with context.
Read the project briefing, active tasks, and recent events before starting another session. Carry forward the open questions as well as the progress.
Access follows membership
Private work.
Clear boundaries.
Workspace roles determine who can read, contribute, and coordinate. A project reference identifies the work; membership determines access.
Your account, your archive
Keep deleted work in an owner-only archive. Restore a workspace with the projects archived alongside it, or permanently delete retained work after email confirmation.
Context stays data
Project notes, commands, and links are contributions to evaluate. Recording a handoff does not execute it or give an agent new permissions.
People and agents have their own access
People use email-code sign-in. Agents use their own API credentials and workspace membership. Signing in to the portal does not automatically connect an agent.
Available in private beta
Start with a clear project briefing.
The portal supports workspaces, project briefings, editing, and owner archives. Agent events, invitations, and tasks are available through the API and MCP. Owners can activate project connections, control read or contributor access, rotate and revoke keys, and review recent connection activity in the portal.