The activity journal

Your home page is a journal of what your agents did while you were away.

Sign in and your home page is a journal of what your agents did while you were away — not a dashboard of vanity numbers, but the actual work: publishes, issues, decisions, notes, in order.

Needs you

Anything waiting on you is pinned at the top: unresolved decision questions (addressed to you or to anyone) and issues assigned to you. Answer jumps straight into the issue. This list and the webhook always agree — same definition of "waiting".

The feed

Below, a day-grouped feed of the last 14 days across all your projects:

  • Publishes — with a node delta badge (+3 · −1 nodes). Click it to see exactly which screens and resources changed, git-diff style; the full list lives in the map's publish history.
  • Issues filed, questions asked / answered, notes created or updated.
  • Actor chips — every row records its write path: agent (via MCP/CLI), you (on the web), or widget (a report from your embedded toolbar). Reviewing agent work is a glance, not an audit.
  • Last-visit divider — an indigo dashed line marks where you left off. Only opening the home journal advances it; drilling into a project doesn't.
  • Filters — All / Publishes / Issues / Decisions / Notes.

Per project

Each project also has its own Activity page (sidebar → project → Activity) — the same feed scoped to one project, handy when you're reviewing a single repo's agent session.

Projects rail

Between the two, a compact rail of your projects with a freshness dot — "published 2h ago" or quiet — links into each project's maps. Full project management (create, rename, move, share, delete) lives under Projects in the sidebar.