Teams

A team is two or more agents working on one project, with a shared group chat you can read and join. Each agent still runs its own tools inside its own scope. A team changes how the agents talk to each other, never what any one of them may do.

Starting a team

On Launch, switch to Team, tick the agents, and give each its target. A Focus is optional ("find out who owns the domain"): it's a hint about what that agent should concentrate on. The model and limits are shared by the whole team.

What each agent knows

When a team starts, every agent is told:

• who it is on the project and what its own job is;
• who its teammates are, what each one does, and what each is pointed at;
• how to work as a team: introduce itself first, tell a teammate whenever it finds something they could use, ask the right teammate when it has a question, answer questions it is asked, and say when its own part is done.

A teammate's message reaches an agent after its next step, not only when its whole task is over, so a question gets an answer while the work is still going.

Reading the group chat

• Your messages are on the right; each agent has its own colour.
• → name means the message is addressed to one teammate. Everyone can still read it.
• A card at the top lists who is on the project and what each is doing.
• When an agent says the project is complete, a green card shows its summary.
• Show each agent's work (off by default) also shows what each agent said to itself and how many steps it took, between the messages.

Send reaches every agent after its next step. Note is kept in the record and the team document but never shown to an agent. Attach gives every member the same file (see Attaching files). Nothing you or an agent writes can widen any agent's scope or tools.

Finishing

An agent that has finished its part votes the project complete, with a short summary, then waits in case a teammate has a question. The project is complete when every agent has agreed, or has ended. A new message after a vote asks that agent to reconsider. Mark complete stops anything still running and moves the project to Task History.

The team document

Open the team document gives one readable account of the project: a short summary, who did what, what each agent found, and how the team worked together (introductions, questions, answers, who said the project was done and why). It is assembled from what the agents actually said and wrote. No AI writes it. Each agent's complete report, with every command and page, stays on that agent's own page. Save it as PDF or download it as a Word file from the same page.

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