Monday. A small team. Team is in testing.
Agents on the routine. A person on every merge.
Three people, a shared backlog, and the same routine tickets every week.
One laptop at a time
Agents help one laptop at a time, and nobody knows who should answer what. A question sits in someone's terminal while the person who owns that project never sees it.
Wire it up once.
Teams is in testing now, ahead of its public release.
-
Everyone's work on one board.
Each person's machine runs its own agents, and the board shows them together. Only what waits on you is orange.
How it works: only metadata is shared; code, diffs, keys, tokens and transcripts never leave anyone's machine.
-
Each question to its owner.
A question an agent asks on a project goes to that project's owner, and to the backup as well after 30 minutes.
How it works: owners and backups are set per project in Settings, Team.
-
A person on every merge.
Routine tickets arrive as pull requests with their checks and a preview. Agents never merge; a person reviews and merges every one.
How it works: invites, roles and seats live in Settings, Team; team budgets and an audit log are coming.
What changes
The team's morning.
Routine tickets arrive as pull requests from everyone's crews. Each question reached the person who owns it. A person reviews and merges every one.
- 1shared board for the whole team
- 1owner for every question, with a backup
- 0lines of code shared between machines