The activity journal

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.

Find anything — ⌘K

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux) anywhere in the account and a palette opens over the page. Type and it answers in two speeds:

• Jump to — your projects and every account page (Tasks, Members, API tokens, …), filtered instantly as you type. This is the fast way around the app, no mouse.
• Tasks, Issues, Notes — one search across the whole active workspace, matching titles and bodies. Hits show where they live and a snippet with the match highlighted, and ↑↓ walks the whole list, jump targets and search hits together.

Picking a hit lands on the object itself: a task opens its detail on the Tasks page, an issue its workbench page, a note opens in its notebook. When a kind has more matches than fit, the last row reads "All 23 matching issues in …" — that hands the same query to the surface that can show them all.

Each of those surfaces also searches on its own, and the palette's query arrives pre-filled:

• Tasks — the magnifier in the toolbar; matches title, body and tags, on top of whatever filters are already set.
• Issues — the project's Issues page filters the table as you type, with the matching line of the body shown under the title.
• Notes — in the viewer, the notebook tree's header becomes a search field; the tree narrows to matching notes.

Search is scoped to the workspace you're currently in, and only ever returns what you're allowed to see. Your agent has the same search over MCP — see search.

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.