Teams & collaboration

A team groups the projects you work on with other people. In the sidebar, projects sit under their team's heading; shared teams also show their channels below their projects. You can belong to more than one team and keep a personal space for your own projects.

Work in a shared project

Any team member can create a project in their team or move a project into it. Once the project is shared, members can open its threads and send their own turns: a teammate can pick up the work without copying the conversation into a new thread. A private thread remains visible only to its creator. Roles & permissions explains which team and project administration actions require a manager.

A lead agent working on your behalf can start a thread in another project on the same team, or consult that sibling project's knowledge when the work crosses a project boundary. Those are explicit cross-project actions, not a shared sandbox: each work thread still has its own branch and environment. See threads & branches.

Find the work you care about

Use the sidebar's funnel to show or hide whole teams and individual projects. You can narrow to one team and reset the selection to show everything again. A project's thread list can also be narrowed to a person who started or participated in the work. The hidden-team and hidden-project choices, the order of teams, and the thread-person choice are saved to your account so they follow you between devices.

Talk alongside the work

Every work thread has a collapsible team chat rail for human conversation, mentions, and attachments. Shared teams also have channels, and you can direct-message a teammate. Those messages do not become turns in the agent's transcript: send a turn in the main conversation when you want the agent to act. Cross-thread messages exchanged by agents are a separate mechanism, not team chat.

For spend and limits on shared work, see usage & limits.