Changelog

October 19, 2026

Cleaner notification menu

The notification bell menu in the channel header (and the admin More menu next to it) now uses the same menu style as the rest of Scindo, with a consistent surface, corners, and spacing.

October 15, 2026

Files are now grouped by source

The Files pane in Ask Scindo now groups documents into sections: Pages, From chats, Notion, Google Docs, and Changelogs. The pages your team writes stay on top, and auto-synced changelogs are collapsed at the bottom so they don't bury everything else. Each section shows the most recently updated documents first, and Scindo remembers which sections you opened.

October 14, 2026

Deleting your account no longer removes your team's work

When someone deletes their account, the messages, channels, tasks and documents they shared now stay in the workspace and show as "Deleted user". Before, they disappeared for everyone. If you're the only admin of a workspace with other members, make someone else an admin first. Workspaces where you're the only member are still deleted along with your account.

October 14, 2026

Safer link reading for the agent

When the agent opens a link (to read a page, attach an image, or export a plan's images to GitHub), it now goes only to public web addresses. It checks every redirect along the way, and it won't follow a link to a private network, localhost or cloud-internal address. Reading public pages and APIs works as before.

October 14, 2026

The agent only opens links people post

When the agent reads a web page or attaches an image from a link, it now opens only links someone posted in the conversation, exactly as they were posted. It never makes up a link or adds to one, so text planted in a message, document or web page can't trick it into sending your data to another site. If it needs a page, it asks you to paste the link. Images in issues, comments, release notes and plan files the agent writes to GitHub now appear as links, for the same reason.

October 14, 2026

The agent only shares what everyone in the conversation can see

When you ask the agent in a channel or task, it now searches only what everyone there can already read: this workspace's public channels, tasks and documents, plus the channel itself if it's private. Its reply is visible to the whole channel, so it no longer brings in your private channels or your other workspaces. To search everything you have access to, across all your workspaces, ask on the Ask Scindo page, which only you can see.

October 14, 2026

More reliable multi-step tasks on Claude

On complex requests, Claude agents could fail partway through a task that used tools, such as reading several files in a row. That no longer happens. When a provider rejects a request for a setting problem, the agent now shows you the real error. It no longer reports it as a context-length limit.

October 14, 2026

API document edits follow the same rules as the app

Through the REST API, a document can now be updated only by the person who created it or by a workspace admin, the same as in the app. Before, any member's API key could change documents other people wrote. Deleting already worked this way.

October 14, 2026

API keys now see only what you can see

API keys and MCP connections now follow the same channel rules as the app: private channels you aren't in and teammates' Ask Scindo chats are off-limits, and the channel list shows only what you can open. If you leave or are removed from a workspace, your keys for it stop working right away. API keys can only be created from Settings or the CLI, and only you can see your own keys.

October 14, 2026

Ask Scindo knows about bug reports as soon as they're filed

Bug reports filed in the Help chat now show up in Ask Scindo right away. Ask "any feedback about the preview panel?" and it tells you who reported what, in which workspace, and when. You see feedback from the workspaces you belong to.

October 14, 2026

Ask Scindo reads the files in your chats

Ask Scindo now finds answers in the Markdown and text files people attach to messages, the plans and documents the agent opens in the canvas, and each task's plan — not just saved documents. It follows the same rules as search: only channels and tasks you can see.

For safety, images in agent replies now load only from Scindo itself; an image from any other site shows as a link you can open.

October 14, 2026

Messages, reactions and tasks catch up after a connection drop

If your connection drops for a moment, channels, tasks and the sidebar now reconnect by themselves and catch up on what you missed. That includes new, edited and deleted messages, reactions, tasks created or archived, and task unread badges. Before, one brief network blip could stop live messages, reactions and task updates in that tab until you reloaded the page.

October 14, 2026

Clearer headings in docs, plans and replies

Headings in docs, the canvas, the Knowledge Base preview and agent replies now step down in size like a real document, and --- shows as a divider line. Long plans and specs are much easier to scan.

October 14, 2026

Safer code tools for connected repositories

The agent no longer runs your repository's lint, typecheck or test scripts before opening a PR. Those scripts ran on shared infrastructure, so we've turned the step off until each run can be fully isolated. Your CI still checks every PR the agent opens. We also tightened which files the agent's code tools can read and write in your repository.

October 14, 2026

Re-sync and re-import follow the same rules as editing

Only the person who imported a document, or a workspace admin, can now re-sync it from its source, so nobody else can overwrite your edits by refreshing it. Re-importing a page someone else already shared with the workspace no longer replaces their copy: for members it's skipped (pages under it still nest beneath it), and admins can still refresh it. Other people's private or deleted imports are never touched; you get your own copy instead.

October 14, 2026

Safer images in knowledge-base documents

Documents now show only images stored in Scindo. An image pointing at another site appears as a link you can click, in both the reader and the editor. Documents the agent writes (Save to Docs, saved canvases and plans, changelog pages, API writes) store their images as links, and Scindo never visits their links to build preview cards. This stops text planted in a message or file from tricking the agent into leaking private data through an image or link address.

October 14, 2026

Removing a member now removes their access right away

When an admin removes someone from a workspace, that person now leaves every channel and direct message in it and can no longer read or post there. API keys they created for the workspace are deleted too. Their past messages stay, and if you invite them back they get their own Ask Scindo history back.

October 14, 2026

Messages can't be faked or moved

You can now only post messages as yourself, and a message stays in the channel, DM or task where it was posted. Before, a workspace member could make a task message look like it came from the agent, including fake approval buttons, or move one of their own messages into a task. Action buttons now only work when the agent added them. Sending, editing and deleting your own messages work as before on the web, in VS Code and in the CLI.

October 14, 2026

Every reviewer can sign off from the plan-updated notice

When a plan change revokes sign-offs, the Sign Off button in the task thread now works for each reviewer, not just the first person to click it. The button changes to Signed Off only for people who have signed off, so everyone can see whether they still need to approve the new plan.

October 14, 2026

Plan sign-offs and agent decisions behave as expected

The Sign Off button that appears in a task thread after a plan change now records your sign-off. Before, it failed with an error. Editing a plan's core sections or restoring an older version now revokes everyone's sign-offs, not just yours, so the whole team re-approves the new plan. Proposed plans, options and questions from the agent can be decided only once. A click from a stale tab no longer re-runs a plan that was already approved or cancelled.

October 14, 2026

Plan sign-offs stay correct after a connection drop

If your connection drops while a task is open, the Plan pane now reconnects by itself and catches up on any sign-offs given or revoked in the meantime. Before, a brief network blip could stop live sign-off updates until you reloaded the page. A sign-off that was revoked at the same moment it was given also no longer reappears in the list.

October 14, 2026

Plan sign-offs stay in sync after edits

When a plan edit revokes sign-offs, everyone with the task open now sees the sign-off list clear right away. Before, other people kept seeing the old sign-offs until they reloaded, and an older "sign-offs revoked" notice could still say Signed Off. The "Plan was edited" warning now appears only when an edit actually revoked sign-offs, not when a reviewer withdraws their own.

October 14, 2026

Files in private channels and DMs stay private

Files and images sent in a private channel or a DM can now only be opened by the people in that conversation, not by everyone in the workspace. Images the agent attaches to its replies are stored the same private way as your own uploads.

October 14, 2026

Safer search results

Search results now always show message, task and document previews as plain text. Before, a crafted piece of text in a message or doc could run code in the browser of anyone whose search matched it. Search works and looks the same as before.

October 14, 2026

Thumbs-down now teaches the agent, and asks why

When you click 👎 on an agent reply, you can now pick what was wrong: Inaccurate, Off-topic, Too long, or Other. The thumbs-down also lowers the weight of the memories the agent used for that reply, the same as a 👎 emoji reaction, so the agent relies on them less next time. Your reason shows up in the weekly status report.

October 14, 2026

Safer VS Code panel

The Scindo panel in VS Code now treats names, model settings and message buttons as plain data. Before, a crafted display name or message could run code inside the panel and act as you there. The panel also refuses any script it didn't ship with. Nothing changes in how the panel looks or works.

October 14, 2026

Safer webhooks and MCP connections

Outbound webhook URLs and external MCP server endpoints must now be public web addresses. Scindo refuses localhost, private-network and cloud-internal addresses, and it doesn't follow redirects, so your MCP auth token only ever goes to the server you entered. Testing an MCP connection is now limited to workspace admins, the same people who can save one. If your MCP server runs on a private network, give it a public URL (for example, a tunnel).

October 14, 2026

Webhook signing secrets are admin-only

Outbound webhooks, including their signing secrets, can now be read only by workspace admins. Before, any workspace member could read them through the API, even though only admins could manage them. Nothing changes for admins, and webhook deliveries keep working as before.

October 12, 2026

Scindo's agent always shows the Scindo mark

Replies from Scindo's agent in workspaces that use their own OpenAI or Anthropic key were still showing a generic bot icon. They now show the Scindo mark, like every other Scindo agent reply. Agents you connect yourself over MCP keep the bot icon, so it's always clear who said what.

October 12, 2026

The agent button shows the Scindo mark

The button under the message box that turns on @Agent now shows the Scindo mark instead of a generic robot, matching the agent's avatar and the Ask Scindo menu item.

October 12, 2026

API keys stay in their own workspace

An API key now works only in the workspace it was created for. Requests that name another workspace get a 403. Keys also can't reach account or billing endpoints, so a leaked key can't delete your account or change your plan. Use the app, signed in, for those. "Also search my other workspaces" still widens search, and only search.

October 12, 2026

Ask Scindo explains what it's for

The Ask page and the Knowledge Base chat used to greet you with our support prompt ("features, setup, billing"). Now the Ask page tells you what it actually does — find any decision, doc, or conversation across every workspace you belong to, with each answer naming the workspace it came from — and the Knowledge Base chat says it answers from your saved docs, with sources cited.

October 12, 2026

Ask Scindo and Help live at one address

Ask Scindo is now one page at /ask with one conversation that stays the same whichever workspace you open it from — your questions and answers are always there. The Files pane lists documents from all your workspaces, grouped by workspace, and the workspace picker narrows it. If you'd used Ask Scindo in several workspaces, those conversations are under Earlier conversations.

Help works the same way at /help, and you can now report a bug just by describing it in the Help chat — Scindo files it for you.

October 12, 2026

Ask Scindo: Back goes where you came from

When you open a cited document from another workspace, the back arrow now returns you to the Ask Scindo page you were asking from, not that workspace's page. "All my workspaces" in the picker now always includes workspaces you join mid-session.

October 12, 2026

Ask Scindo and your documents, on one page

Ask Scindo and the Knowledge Base are now a single page in each workspace: ask a question in the middle, browse and preview your documents beside it, and pick which workspaces to search from the top. Your old links still work, and nothing you asked before is lost. Your conversation from the old Ask page is on the Ask Scindo page of your oldest workspace. Help stays where it is for troubleshooting.

October 12, 2026

Ask Scindo stays private, and reads people first

Replies in your Ask Scindo conversation and Help chats are no longer sent to workspace webhooks, and webhook delivery logs are now visible to admins only. When you ask what's latest, Ask Scindo reads your teammates' notes before earlier agent replies. It also finds workspaces and channels however you spell them ("Lets Seat", "letsseat", "lets-seat"), and always answers from your docs and conversations instead of switching into a specialist role.

October 12, 2026

Ask Scindo can tell you what's latest

Ask Scindo now always looks before it answers, and it can read your workspace's most recent messages. Ask "what's the latest design feedback on letsseat?" and it finds the notes your teammates posted — even when they didn't use the words "design" or "feedback", or wrote in another language. It only sees what you can see: public channels, private channels you're in, and tasks.

October 12, 2026

Plans in the canvas are formatted again

Plans and documents the agent opens in the side canvas showed raw markdown — #, ** and - [ ] instead of headings, bold text and checklists. They now render formatted, the same way a saved doc does. Pasted text and attached files still show as-is unless they're Markdown files.

October 12, 2026

Report bugs right in the Help chat

The Help page no longer has a separate Report a bug button. Just describe what's broken in the Help chat and Scindo files the report for you.

October 12, 2026

Let your coding agent search all your workspaces

When you create an API key, you can now tick Also search my other workspaces. Claude Code, Cursor or any other MCP client using that key can then search documents, messages and tasks in every workspace you belong to, and each result says which workspace it came from. It only sees what you can see, and it's off by default: an agent using any other key searches only that key's workspace.

October 12, 2026

Better search for coding agents connected to Scindo

Coding agents connected to Scindo (Claude Code, Cursor) can now find discussions in task threads, not just channels, and multi-word message searches like "weekly meeting" work. Lookups that find nothing are now clearly flagged, so your agent doesn't mistake them for an answer.

October 12, 2026

See exactly what proofread changes

The proofread suggestion now highlights its edits: added words in green, removed words in red with a strikethrough. You can see what you're accepting before you click the check mark.

October 12, 2026

Reactions on agent replies now count as feedback

Reacting to an agent reply with 👍, 🎉 or 👎 now records feedback. Before this fix, those reactions showed up in the thread but were never saved as feedback. Your team's reactions now build a record of which agent replies helped and which didn't.

October 12, 2026

Scindo's agent now wears the Scindo mark

Messages, digests and answers from Scindo's agent now show the Scindo logo instead of a generic bot, and the Ask Scindo menu item uses it too — so it's clear at a glance when Scindo is the one speaking. Agents you connect yourself, like your own Claude Code, keep the bot icon so they're never mistaken for Scindo.

October 11, 2026

The agent now remembers key facts on its own

After a longer conversation where the agent looks things up or takes actions, it saves up to 3 key facts, like a decision or a convention, so you don't have to repeat them next time. Facts from private channels and your Ask Scindo conversation stay there. Help chats aren't saved.

October 11, 2026

Clearer "Disconnect" buttons in Settings → Connect

The buttons that remove a GitHub repository, Linear, Notion, Google Docs, Jira or Figma connection now show an unplug icon with a "Disconnect" tooltip instead of a trash can, and every one now asks you to confirm first. Disconnecting removes Scindo's access; it doesn't delete anything you've already imported.

October 11, 2026

Jira import moved to New Task, and a clearer GitHub sync option

Importing a Jira project's issues as tasks now lives in the New Task window (Or import from Jira), next to creating a task by hand. On Settings → Connect, the repository checkbox is now called Sync PRs, reviews and CI to tasks, so it's clear what turning it off stops.

October 11, 2026

Choose exactly which Google Docs Scindo can see

Importing from Google Docs now uses Google's own file picker: you choose the Docs to bring in, and Scindo can only read those, not the rest of your Drive. Pick several at once, and add more any time with Choose more.

October 11, 2026

Invites arrive by email

When you invite a teammate from the Members panel, Scindo now emails them the invite. You no longer have to copy the link and send it yourself. The invite window confirms it was sent, and still shows the link if you'd like to share it another way.

October 11, 2026

Invites that actually get people in

Invite links now bring people back to the invite after they sign in or sign up with Google, GitHub or email, even when they confirm their email on another device. The invite page shows which email the invite is for, and explains what went wrong if it can't be accepted, including a one-click switch if you're signed in with the wrong account. Scindo doesn't email invites, and the invite window now says so: copy the link and send it yourself.

October 11, 2026

Regenerate sticks, and your preferences stay yours

Regenerating an agent reply now removes the old reply for good; it no longer comes back after a refresh. Preferences you tell the agent only shape replies to you, the Help channel is private, and team profiles only learn from public channels. Admins' "Blocked tools" setting now actually blocks those tools.

October 11, 2026

Security hardening across integrations

We closed a set of access-control gaps in how Scindo handles connected tools (GitHub, Notion, Jira, Figma, Linear, Google Docs and Slack import) and the agent. Every action now checks that you belong to the workspace it touches. Connecting tools, adding repositories and managing inbound webhooks are now admin-only, and saved API keys are never sent back to the browser. If you were in the middle of connecting a tool during the update, just start again.

October 11, 2026

CI failure analysis from inbound webhooks now works, and MCP tokens can be removed

If you tick Notify agent on failure on an inbound webhook, the agent now replies in the channel when a build fails, with likely causes and a fix based on the error it received. You can also remove a saved MCP auth token from an agent's settings with Remove saved token, instead of only replacing it.

October 11, 2026

Weekly status reports are back

Every Monday, the agent posts a short status report in your workspace's main channel: what shipped, what's in progress, what needs attention and what to focus on. Reports only include your workspace's own activity. The agent also remembers your preferences in channels and in Ask Scindo again, keeping anything said in a private channel private.

October 10, 2026

Ask Scindo keeps its header and input in place

On the Ask Scindo page, the header now stays at the top and the message box stays at the bottom as the conversation grows. Only the messages scroll, just like in channels.

October 10, 2026

Toggle the sidebar with Cmd+B

Press Cmd+B (Ctrl+B on Windows) to open or close the left sidebar, so you get more room for a conversation without reaching for the mouse. Inside a rich-text editor, Cmd+B still makes text bold.

October 9, 2026

The agent can now read a whole document

Until now the agent only saw the first couple of thousand characters of any document it found, so answers from long documents stopped short. It can now open a document in full, page by page, and cite it, in chat and through your MCP connection. Ask it to summarize or quote a specific document and it will read the whole thing.

October 9, 2026

Documents the agent saves are yours

When you click Save to Docs or ask the agent to save something to the knowledge base, the document is now created under your name instead of the agent's. You can edit or delete it like any document you wrote yourself, and it gets a proper page URL and tree position from the start.

October 9, 2026

Message times stay on one line

When you hover a follow-up message in a conversation, its time now shows on a single line instead of wrapping, so the message no longer jumps in height.

October 9, 2026

Connect Claude Code to Scindo in one command

Scindo now speaks the standard MCP transport, so claude mcp add works with a single command, and Cursor and other MCP clients can connect with a plain URL-plus-header config. Settings → Model shows the exact command and config to copy. Once connected, your coding agent can search the knowledge base, read whole documents, and look up channels and tasks, seeing only what your account can see.

October 9, 2026

Deleting a message now deletes its files

When you delete a message, its attached files are deleted too and no longer count toward your workspace's storage. Files from messages deleted earlier are cleaned up automatically. A file stays if another message, a document or a task plan still links to it.

October 9, 2026

Download any document, and deleting is no longer forever

Every knowledge-base document now has a Download button that saves it as a Markdown file, so your docs are never locked in. Deleting a document hides it from the knowledge base and from the agent instead of destroying it, so a mis-click can be undone by asking support to restore it. The REST API for documents is also documented now under API Keys.

October 9, 2026

Help docs match the product again

We corrected the help pages for the knowledge base, document editing, saving from chat, Notion, context files, search, the CLI, and billing so they describe what Scindo actually does today. Highlights: the knowledge base is included on every plan, search opens with Cmd+F, documents are saved with an explicit Save button, and Notion is a knowledge source rather than a task tracker. The in-app Help assistant uses the same corrected text.

October 9, 2026

Your MCP connection sees only what you can see

When you connect Claude Desktop or another agent to Scindo with an API key, the list_channels, read_channel_messages, and search_messages tools now return only the channels your account can read: public channels, plus private channels you belong to. Direct messages are never searchable over MCP. This matches what the help page always described and keeps private conversations private when a teammate plugs in their own agent.

October 9, 2026

What the agent remembers in private stays private

When you ask the agent to remember something in a private channel, it now recalls that only in the same channel, never in a public one. Notes from your own Ask Scindo conversation stay personal to you. Memories from public channels and tasks work as before across the workspace. The agent's cross-thread memory search, which had been silently failing, works again.

October 9, 2026

Keep some documents private to you

Every knowledge-base document can now be private to you or visible to the workspace. Click the people icon (or the lock, once it is private) on a document you created to switch. Private documents never appear for teammates, never get pulled into the agent's answers in shared channels or tasks, and only come up in your own Ask Scindo conversation. Documents the agent saves from a private channel start out private, and you can tell it to "save this privately" anywhere. One workspace can now hold both your personal notes and the team's shared knowledge.

October 9, 2026

Knowledge-base search works in any language

Asking about a document written in Korean, Japanese, Chinese, or any other non-English script now finds it even when your wording differs from the document's exact words, for example a Korean word with a different particle attached. Chat search already worked this way; documents now match it.

October 9, 2026

Search finds your documents, and Ask Scindo is one click away

Cmd+F search now returns knowledge-base documents alongside messages and tasks, and opens the document directly. The sidebar has a new Ask Scindo entry for asking questions across all your workspaces, and the Files pane on the Knowledge Base page has a filter box for finding a document by title. Search results from private channels now appear only if you belong to that channel.

October 9, 2026

Simpler setup: no repository needed to start

Creating a workspace no longer asks for a GitHub token. Setup is now three short steps, and the getting-started guide shows how to save decisions to the knowledge base and ask what your team knows. When you want the agent to work with your code, connect a repository any time from Settings → Connect.

October 9, 2026

Accurate storage usage for attachments

Your workspace's storage usage now reflects the files that are actually stored, so the number in Settings stays correct. Uploads are checked against your plan's storage limit before they start, and you see a clear message when a file would not fit. If many uploads are started at once, Scindo may ask you to wait a moment for them to finish.

July 28, 2026

A cleaner task list in the sidebar

Tasks in the left sidebar no longer show a colored status dot next to their names. Task titles stay right where they were, so the list reads more calmly with nothing else moving. You can still see a task's status in its header when you open it.

July 27, 2026

Scindo now opens where you left off

When you reopen Scindo or log back in, you'll land on the last channel or task you were viewing — not the top of your workspace list. If you're no longer a member of that workspace, we fall back to your default channel as before.

July 12, 2026

The agent now always searches before saying "not found"

Questions about your team's past work — "what did we decide", "what's my feedback list" — previously could take a shortcut that answered without searching your chats or knowledge base, sometimes claiming nothing existed when it did. These questions now always trigger a real search across your workspaces before the agent answers.

July 12, 2026

Ask anything, from anywhere

The agent now answers from everything you have access to — chats, tasks, and knowledge bases across all of your workspaces — no matter where you ask: a channel, a task, or the Ask page. Your membership is the only boundary: private channels you're not in are never searched. When an answer comes from a different workspace, the agent tells you which one, so you always know where information came from.

July 12, 2026

Find conversations by naming the project

When you ask the agent about a project — "what's my feedback on the Aaside project?" — it now recognizes channel names and task titles in your question and pulls up those conversations directly, whatever language they were written in. Previously it only matched words inside messages, so naming a project wasn't enough to find its discussion.

July 12, 2026

Chat search now works in every language — and across your workspaces

The agent's chat-history search now finds conversations written in any language, including Korean — previously, non-English text was invisible to it. On the Ask page, the agent also searches across all the workspaces you've selected, not just the one you're in. And when it can't find something, it now tells you exactly what it searched instead of claiming the conversation never happened.

July 12, 2026

Search now covers every channel you can read

Agent search previously skipped open channels you hadn't explicitly joined — even though you could read them. Now everything you can see is searchable. Also fixed: opening a document the agent cited from one of your other workspaces now shows the document instead of "not found".

July 12, 2026

Smarter, more reliable recall

The agent now automatically searches your team's conversations before answering questions about past work — you no longer depend on it deciding to look. We also repaired the knowledge base's semantic (meaning-based) search and the agent's long-term memory, both of which were silently underperforming. Expect noticeably better answers when you ask "what did we decide" or "where did we discuss X".

July 2, 2026

Updated contact email

The contact email on our Terms and Privacy pages is now jkim@oneslash.io. Use this address for any legal or privacy questions — the previous address is no longer monitored.

June 20, 2026

Better link previews for more sites

Link preview cards now show the real page title and image for more sites. Some services (like YouTube Music) used to return an "unsupported browser" page to our preview fetcher, which showed up as a garbled card — that's fixed.

June 20, 2026

Sturdier video previews

Video links now show a thumbnail with a play button — click to play inline, and nothing loads from the video host until you do. If a video has been removed or made private since it was shared, you'll see a small "unavailable" note instead of a broken player, and the link still opens the original page. Link preview cards with a missing image now fall back cleanly to text instead of a broken-image icon.

June 20, 2026

Link previews in documents

Drop a link on its own line in a Knowledge Base document and it now turns into a preview card — image, title, and description — when you save. Up to 10 links per document get cards; links written inside a sentence stay as plain text links.

June 20, 2026

A fresh look for the website

The Scindo website now matches the app's new look — a calm sage-and-forest-green palette with elegant serif headlines. Every page, from the homepage to pricing, product, and docs, has been redesigned so the site finally feels like the product it represents.

June 20, 2026

Video playback stays put

Playing a video in chat now keeps playing when you move your mouse away from the message — it no longer snaps back to the thumbnail. The video card also matches the player's size, so clicking play doesn't resize it.

June 20, 2026

Smarter handling of unplayable videos

If a shared video can't be played inline — because it was removed, made private, or its owner turned off embedding — the chat card now shows an "unavailable" note that links to the original, instead of a player that fails to load.

June 20, 2026

Videos now play in chat

Shared YouTube, Vimeo, and Loom links now play inline when you click them. A security setting was blocking the video player; that's fixed, so embeddable videos work as expected.

June 20, 2026

Video links stay visible

When you share a video, the link now appears above the player instead of being replaced by it — so you can still see and copy the original URL.

June 19, 2026

Link previews now work for every message

Link preview cards used to appear only for links you typed yourself. Now they show up for links in any message — including ones posted by the agent — and for older messages too. Previews are generated the first time a message is viewed.

June 19, 2026

Link previews in chat

Paste a web link into a message and Scindo now shows a preview card beneath it — the page's image, title, and description — just like Slack or iMessage. Figma links keep their rendered preview, and YouTube/Vimeo/Loom links still embed an inline player.

June 13, 2026

Crisper small labels

Small label text — timestamps, tags, and helper text — now has a touch more letter spacing, making it easier to read at a glance.

June 13, 2026

Cleaner panels and clearer statuses

We removed the outline borders around the left menu and the side panels for a cleaner, less boxy look — panels now read as soft floating surfaces. Task statuses (New, In Progress, Needs Approval, and so on) now display in uppercase for quicker scanning.

June 13, 2026

Deeper dark mode

Dark mode now uses a richer, deeper green background for better contrast and a calmer feel. Light mode is unchanged. The two themes are now mirror images of each other — the same two greens, swapped between text and background.

June 13, 2026

A fresh look

Scindo has a new look. We've moved to a calm sage-green palette across light and dark modes, and refreshed our typography so each kind of text has its own character — elegant serif headings, a clean body typeface for reading, and a crisp monospace for timestamps and labels. Same workspace, more polish.

June 13, 2026

Search your Google Docs when importing

The Google Docs import dialog now matches the Notion one: a search box (with a clear button) to quickly filter your docs by name, "Select all" that respects your search, and a tidier layout with the Cancel and Import buttons in the header.

June 13, 2026

Buttons and tabs in the green theme

Buttons and tabs now match the green theme instead of the old yellow accent. Primary buttons and selected tabs use a clean light/dark mirror — deep green with cream text in light mode, cream with green text in dark mode — and secondary buttons take a softer olive. Headings also got slightly tighter letter spacing for a more polished look.

June 13, 2026

Simpler Knowledge Base imports

Importing into your Knowledge Base is cleaner: instead of a row of separate buttons, there's now a single Import menu where you pick the source — Your Computer, Notion, or Google. The Preview and Files panes also got clearer titles, with the document's name shown above its content in the preview.

June 13, 2026

Lighter sage tone

We lightened the sage green used across the theme — the light-mode background and dark-mode text now sit a touch brighter, for a softer, airier feel. The two modes still mirror each other with the same two greens.

June 13, 2026

Dialog backdrops are see-through again

Pop-up dialogs were showing a solid black backdrop instead of the soft, see-through overlay. They now correctly dim the page behind them so you keep your context while a dialog is open.

June 13, 2026

New documents open ready to write

Creating a new document now drops you straight into the editor instead of a read-only preview, so you can start typing immediately. Opening an existing document still shows the preview first, with Edit one click away.

June 13, 2026

Creating a new document is snappier and clearer

The "New Document" button on the Knowledge Base now shows a "Creating…" state the moment you click, so it no longer feels unresponsive. New blank documents also open faster.

June 13, 2026

Search your Notion pages when importing

Importing from Notion is easier when you have a lot of pages. The import dialog now has a search box to quickly filter pages by title, and "Select all" respects what you've searched for. We also cleaned up the dialog's layout — the Cancel and Import buttons now sit in the header.

June 13, 2026

Refined typography and roomier settings

A polish pass across the app: small labels are now a consistent uppercase monospace, pane and settings titles use an elegant serif, and settings and admin pages have more breathing room top and bottom. Body text spacing was fine-tuned for readability, and the "Delete task" dialog uses clearer, calmer wording.

June 13, 2026

Slack import now links messages to the right people

When importing from Slack, messages are now correctly matched to existing Scindo accounts by email, so imported conversations show the right authors instead of being unattributed.

June 12, 2026

Search, agent memory, and usage analytics reliability fixes

Fixed a set of backend issues where workspace search, the agent's keyword memory recall, cross-thread memory, and per-user usage/response-time analytics could silently return nothing. These now work reliably again. The same change also tightened access controls so usage and search data is only ever returned for workspaces you belong to.

June 12, 2026

Better tag legibility

Selected tags now use dark text on the yellow highlight instead of white, making them much easier to read. Colored status tags and alerts also got under-the-hood color consistency improvements — everything now follows the same design tokens, so they'll always match your light or dark theme.

June 10, 2026

The agent now reliably finds decisions made in other threads

Ask the agent "what did we decide about X?" in any channel or task, and it now searches your team's chat history across all channels and tasks — not just the current thread — before answering. Previously it could miss decisions recorded elsewhere (for example, in a task thread) and reply that no record existed. Matching is also smarter: phrasing differences like "decision" vs. "we decided" no longer prevent it from finding the right message.

June 5, 2026

Connect and Pick — In One Step

Date: 2026-06-05

Connecting Notion or Google now pops open the import list right away, with everything pre-selected — just review, untick anything you don't want, and Import. No more hunting for a separate Import button, and you only bring in (and pay to index) the docs you actually keep. Later, the Refresh button on the Files pane pulls in any new documents from your connected sources without re-importing what's already there.

June 5, 2026

Import From Google Docs

Date: 2026-06-05

You can now bring your Google Docs into the Knowledge Base. Connect Google in Settings → Connect, then use Import from Google on the Knowledge Base page to pick documents and copy them in — formatting preserved, searchable by the agent, and re-importable to refresh. Select as many as you like; Scindo imports them in batches automatically.

June 4, 2026

Import Any Number of Pages at Once

Date: 2026-06-04

You no longer have to limit a Knowledge Base import to 100 items. Select everything — Notion pages or documents from a connected source — and Scindo imports them automatically in batches of 100, showing progress as it goes (e.g. "Importing… 2/5"). No more "too many selected" or hand-splitting your selection.

June 4, 2026

Import Documents From Any Connected Source

Date: 2026-06-04

You can now bring documents into your Knowledge Base from any connected MCP source — like an MCP server for Google Docs, Confluence, or an internal wiki — using the new Import from source button on the Knowledge Base page. Pick a connection, choose the documents, and Scindo copies them in (re-hosting images and making them searchable). Imports happen server-side, so the copied docs don't add any per-question cost. Notion's one-click import stays exactly as it was.

June 4, 2026

Connect Notion Is Back in Settings

Date: 2026-06-04

The Notion option has returned to Settings → Connect. Connect your Notion workspace there to let the agent pull context from it and to import Notion pages into your Knowledge Base.

June 4, 2026

Re-import to Refresh, No More Duplicates

Date: 2026-06-04

Importing the same document again now updates it in place instead of creating a duplicate. To pull the latest version of a Notion page or a document from a connected source, just run the import again — Scindo refreshes the existing document (content and images) and the result shows how many were imported vs. updated. There's also a new help guide, "Importing & Updating Documents," covering every way to get docs into your Knowledge Base and keep them current.

June 4, 2026

Re-sync a Document From Its Source

Date: 2026-06-04

Documents you imported from Notion or a connected source now have a Re-sync from source button. Open the document and click it to pull the latest version from its origin — Scindo refreshes the content and images in place, no duplicate. Handy when the original changed and you want your Knowledge Base copy up to date.

June 4, 2026

Clearer Data Retention Settings

Date: 2026-06-04

The Data Retention settings now make clear that automatic deletion isn't active yet — your conversations are kept until you delete them manually. You can still choose a retention window to record your preference (the non-Indefinite options are marked "Coming soon"), and it will take effect once scheduled enforcement ships. This removes any impression that data is already being auto-deleted on a schedule.

June 2, 2026

Clearer GitHub Webhook Errors

Date: 2026-06-02

If something goes wrong connecting or managing a GitHub repository, Scindo now shows a clear, plain-language message instead of a raw technical error. When the cause is fixable on your end — like a token missing the "Webhooks: Read and write" permission — it tells you exactly what to change.

June 2, 2026

Cleaner Knowledge Base Answers

Date: 2026-06-02

Asking the Knowledge Base to show a document now gives a short reply with a single file block for the document you asked about — instead of pasting the full text and listing every page that happened to share a keyword. Click the block to open the document in the preview pane.

June 2, 2026

A Simpler Knowledge Base File List

Date: 2026-06-02

The Knowledge Base Files pane is now a clean, flat list of your documents, newest first — no nested folders or expand/collapse. Since you find documents by asking the agent, a simple list keeps browsing fast and predictable. Just-saved documents appear right at the top.

June 1, 2026

The Knowledge Base Assistant Stays in the Knowledge Base

Date: 2026-06-01

Fixed a bug where the Knowledge Base chat could go looking in your code repository instead of your saved documents — and then report it "couldn't find the file." The KB assistant is now focused purely on retrieving stored knowledge: it searches your documents and chat history, nothing else, so it reliably finds and shows the page you asked for.

June 1, 2026

Click to Open Referenced Documents

Date: 2026-06-01

When the Knowledge Base agent references a saved document, its answer now shows a file block you can click to open that document in the preview pane — instead of the pane opening automatically. You stay in control of what opens and when.

June 1, 2026

Knowledge Base Search Now Finds Every Saved Document

Date: 2026-06-01

Fixed a bug where the agent could fail to find a document that was clearly saved in your Knowledge Base. Search now combines meaning-based and keyword matching together, so a saved page always turns up when you ask about it — whether or not it had been indexed for semantic search yet.

June 1, 2026

"Show Me" Now Opens the Document

Date: 2026-06-01

Two Knowledge Base improvements. First, search is smarter about natural language — asking "show me the marketing job description my peer saved" now finds the right page even though your phrasing has extra words the document doesn't contain. Second, when the agent references a saved document, the preview pane now opens automatically and shows it — so you read the page inline instead of just getting a summary.

May 31, 2026

Cleaner Knowledge Base Chat

Date: 2026-05-31

The Knowledge Base chat (and the Ask page) are for finding answers, so agent replies there no longer show "Follow Up" or "Create Task" buttons. You still get "Save to Docs" when there's something worth keeping. Less clutter, focused on reading.

May 31, 2026

The Knowledge Base Now Finds Chat — and Offers to Save It

Date: 2026-05-31

Ask the Knowledge Base a question and it doesn't just search saved documents anymore. If nothing's saved, it falls back to your chat history — finding where you discussed it in channels and tasks — answers from there, and offers to save it so it's easy to find next time. (It only searches conversations you already have access to.)

And it works the other way too: when a chat contains something worth keeping — a decision, a spec, a job description — the agent now proactively offers a one-click "Save to Docs." Saved content is searchable immediately. You're always in control; nothing is saved unless you click.

May 31, 2026

Saving to the Knowledge Base Is Reliable Again

Date: 2026-05-31

Fixed a bug where the agent could say "saved to the knowledge base" without the document actually being stored. The agent now reliably saves when you ask it to — and won't claim something was saved unless it really was. If you ever want certainty, the "Save to Docs" button on any agent reply still saves directly.

May 28, 2026

Ask Across All Your Workspaces

Date: 2026-05-28

A new "Ask Scindo" page at /ask lives outside any single workspace. If you've got more than one — a team workspace plus a side project plus your personal notes — you don't have to remember which one a decision lives in. Ask the question and the agent searches everywhere you have access to, with answers cited like "Acme · Hiring Process" so you know which one.

There's a scope chip at the top. Default: "All my workspaces". Click it to narrow to a specific workspace when you do know where to look — answers come from just that one, exact same cost as asking in a workspace directly.

Token-wise: searching all workspaces costs about 5% more than a single-workspace ask, not 5× more. The math works because we rank globally instead of dumping each workspace's docs into the prompt.

May 28, 2026

Bring Your Existing Knowledge In

Date: 2026-05-28

Two new buttons on the Knowledge Base page:

Import from Notion — pick the pages or whole databases you want, click Import, and Scindo brings them in with the same folder hierarchy. Every embedded image gets copied into your own storage so links don't break the day Notion expires its URLs (which it does, hourly).

Upload files — drag in Markdown notes, text files, or PDFs. Each becomes a KB page, ready to ask questions about.

Bulk Confluence / Obsidian ZIP imports and Google Docs are next.

May 28, 2026

Knowledge Base: Chat First, Panes on Demand

Date: 2026-05-28

The KB page is simpler now. By default it is just a chat with Scindo — same shape as the Help page. Ask a question and get an answer.

Two icon buttons in the top-right corner let you open optional side panes when you need them: a Files pane that shows your page tree, and a Preview pane that shows the page you clicked. Both slide in from the right and can stay closed if you do not need them. Click a page in the Files pane and the Preview opens automatically beside it.

Cleaner default. Same power, hidden until asked for.

May 28, 2026

Images, Videos, and Embeds in Your Knowledge Base

Date: 2026-05-28

Drag an image into a KB page and it now lives in your own storage — not a third-party CDN that breaks the day you cancel something. Deleting a page cleans up its images too, so the bucket stays tidy. Up to 100MB per file, which covers short screen recordings.

Longer videos? Paste a Loom, YouTube, or Vimeo URL on its own line in any KB page and it renders as an inline player. No upload needed, no storage cost.

Foundation for the bulk-import work coming next: imported pages can keep their visuals.

May 28, 2026

Knowledge Base Pages Can Now Nest

Date: 2026-05-28

KB pages can live inside other pages now — same shape as Notion or Confluence. Each page also gets a clean URL based on its title, so sharing a link to "Hiring Process" shows up as /d/hiring-process instead of a long ID. The tree view and "+ New page" buttons land in the next update.

May 28, 2026

A Real Knowledge Base: Tree on the Left, Chat on the Right

Date: 2026-05-28

The Knowledge Base page is now a real workspace. A page tree on the left lets you click through everything your team has saved. The middle is the page you're reading. The right is "Ask Scindo" — a chat with the agent that always knows your KB and cites the docs it pulls from.

Hover any tree row and a "+" appears to add a child page. Open any doc and the tree highlights where you are. Ask a question and click the cited doc to jump straight to the source.

Browse when you know what you're looking for. Ask when you don't. Same place.

May 28, 2026

Smarter Knowledge Base Answers and Source Links

Date: 2026-05-28

The agent now understands what you mean when you ask about your knowledge base — not just exact keyword matches. Ask "how do we deploy?" and it'll find your "Release Process" doc even though the words don't overlap. Every answer grounded in a KB doc now shows a "Referenced:" link below it, so you can click straight through to the source.

This is the first step toward Scindo working as your team's central knowledge base — import once, ask anything, get cited answers.

May 15, 2026

Flatter Panes and a Smoother Sidebar Collapse

Date: 2026-05-15

The side panes — Plan, Timeline, Canvas, History, Members, Archived — sit closer to the screen edges now and lose the floating drop-shadow. The workspace sidebar, settings menu, and document editor toolbar all share a softer accent background. Collapsing the sidebar slides shut with the same 300ms ease as the side panes opening, instead of just disappearing. Small thing, but the app feels like one piece.

May 14, 2026

Tidier Document View and Consistent Page Titles

Date: 2026-05-14

Documents now read in the same centered 720px column as channels, tasks, and the Knowledge Base — no more sprawling text on wide monitors. The editor toolbar sits in a rounded card instead of a bottom-bordered strip, and the divider under the document header is gone. Page titles across Knowledge Base, Help, Settings, and document detail all share one size now, so the headers across the app feel like one product.

May 14, 2026

Cleaner KB, Help, and Settings Pages

Date: 2026-05-14

The workspace sidebar now stays focused on workspaces and tasks. When you open Knowledge Base, Help, Settings, or a document, the sidebar steps aside and a Back button appears at the top-left. Tap it and you're returned to the exact channel or task you were last in — no matter how deep you wandered through tabs or documents in between.

May 14, 2026

Collapsible Sidebar and a Floating Look

Date: 2026-05-14

The left sidebar now sits as a rounded floating card with a bit of breathing room around it, matching the Plan, Timeline, and Canvas panes. You can collapse it from the top-left icon and reopen it from the same spot in any channel or task header — handy when you want all the horizontal space for a long thread. The resize handle is also calmer: a small 40px indicator centered on the divider, instead of a full-height bar. Drag width is capped at 480px.

May 14, 2026

Open the Sidebar from Anywhere, Tighter Layouts in KB and Help

Date: 2026-05-14

The open-sidebar button now lives in every header — Knowledge Base, Help, and Settings — so you're never stuck with the sidebar closed and no way back. The KB and Help bodies are now capped at 720px and centered, matching the channel and task view, and the Settings menu is a rounded floating card just like the main sidebar. Header dividers are gone in KB and Help — the floating card already provides the separation.

May 14, 2026

A Calmer, More Consistent Reading Width

Date: 2026-05-14

Workspace, task, and settings bodies all share one centered 720px column now. Messages and the input bar line up together, settings pages have more breathing room, and the layout feels like one product instead of three different widths.

May 7, 2026

Canvas Pane Now Matches the Plan and Timeline Cards

Date: 2026-05-07

When you open an uploaded file in the canvas pane, it now sits in the same floating card as the Plan and Timeline panels — rounded corners, a soft shadow, and the same spacing — instead of the older flush panel. Small thing, but it makes the workspace feel like one product.

May 7, 2026

Markdown Files Render Properly in the Canvas Pane

Date: 2026-05-07

Open a .md file from a chat and the canvas pane now shows the formatted version — headings, lists, links, tables — instead of the raw # and * source. READMEs, plans, and any markdown notes you upload are now actually readable inline.

May 7, 2026

Plan Pane: Cleaner Background

Date: 2026-05-07

The Plan pane no longer uses the dotted-grid background. It now sits on the same flat surface as the Timeline and Canvas panes, so reading a plan feels quieter and the side panels look like one consistent surface.

May 1, 2026

Agent now shows which docs it referenced

Date: 2026-05-01

When the agent uses your knowledge base in a reply, you now see exactly which documents it pulled from — small "Referenced: …" links sit below the agent's message. Click any one to jump to the doc. Empty knowledge bases stay quiet — the row only shows up when there's something to cite.

May 1, 2026

Sidebar: clearer "Settings" label

Date: 2026-05-01

The bottom-most menu item in the sidebar now reads "Settings" instead of your name. Same icon, same destination — just clearer about what clicking it does.

April 30, 2026

Plan limits enforced more strictly

Date: 2026-04-30

We tightened how plan limits are enforced server-side. A few things you may notice on the Free plan: GitHub repo connections now stop at 1 (previously could be exceeded), saving threads to the knowledge base is Team-plan only, and complex agent responses now run on our fastest model (Haiku) to keep your 50 free monthly responses going further. MCP integrations remain free for everyone — they're tool servers, not LLM providers, and that's part of how we keep your existing AI agents portable across Scindo.

April 28, 2026

Cleaner Side Panes and Headers

Date: 2026-04-28

The side panels — Timeline, PR History, Archived Tasks, and Members — now use the same floating-card layout as the Plan pane, so the workspace feels like one consistent surface instead of a few different eras stitched together. Channel-side panes also slide in and out smoothly now instead of popping. The thin divider lines under the workspace, channel, and task headers are gone for a quieter chrome.

April 14, 2026

Help Docs Refreshed

Date: 2026-04-14

The in-app help agent now answers questions about the new invite flow (single-use, email-bound), attachment access (workspace-scoped, short-lived URLs), budget caps, model access by plan, and API key expiration. Ask it anything about these in the #help channel.

April 14, 2026

MCP in Both Directions

Date: 2026-04-14

Connecting tools to Scindo via MCP is now a first-class experience. After you connect an external MCP server, Scindo shows the discovered tools and provides a Test connection button to verify the setup. You can also expose Scindo itself as an MCP server — plug this workspace into Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor using an API key you create in Settings → API Keys. The Model tab now has a ready-to-paste config block and the full list of available tools.

April 14, 2026

MCP Tools Now Cite Sources in Plans

Date: 2026-04-14

When your workspace connects an MCP server (Notion, Linear, Postgres, or your own), the plan drafter can now pull evidence from those sources and cite them directly in the plan file with [mcp:tool_name] markers. Plans stop being self-contained — they become decision records that reference the systems your team actually uses. No new UI needed; just connect an MCP server in Settings → Model and run /plan.

April 14, 2026

Invite by Email + Budget Caps + Storage Usage

Date: 2026-04-14

Invites now ask for the recipient's email — each invite is single-use and bound to that address, so a leaked link can't be claimed by anyone else. Added a storage usage bar to the billing page so you can see how close you are to your plan's file storage limit. Workspace admins can now set an optional monthly budget cap in USD — get an alert at 80% of the cap, auto-block at 100% to prevent runaway AI costs.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements

Date: 2026-04-13

Strengthened database access controls and API authorization. Workspace data is now more strictly isolated — API endpoints verify workspace membership before returning data. Invite links are now single-use for tighter access control. Added message size limits to prevent abuse.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements — Phase 1

Date: 2026-04-13

Hardened auth and content handling against account takeover and XSS attacks. OAuth callback redirects now restricted to whitelisted paths. CLI tokens no longer exposed in URL parameters. Uploaded SVGs pass through a proper HTML/SVG sanitizer. Agent system prompts now explicitly wall off user-supplied content to block prompt injection attempts.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements — Phase 2

Date: 2026-04-13

Added comprehensive rate limiting (per-IP, per-user, per-workspace) backed by Redis so protections persist across server restarts and scale across instances. Fixed a race condition that let parallel requests exceed the plan's monthly agent response limit. Introduced optional monthly budget caps per workspace — admins can set a USD cap, receive warnings at 80%, and automatic blocking at 100%. Also prevents free-plan users from selecting expensive models via API overrides.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements — Phase 3

Date: 2026-04-13

Invite links are now bound to the specific email they were sent to — an intercepted link can't be claimed by someone else. Integration OAuth callbacks (Slack, Linear, Jira, Figma, Notion) now use HMAC-signed state to prevent tampering. Blocked server-side fetching of internal network addresses. Added per-workspace storage quotas and input token limits to prevent abuse. Jira and Linear webhook events now require HMAC signatures to prove authenticity.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements — Phase 4

Date: 2026-04-13

Added smarter coordination for multi-agent conversations. When specialist agents hand off to each other, a shared tracker now prevents the same role from being re-invoked in a loop — cutting off runaway cost chains before they start. Intentional multi-role reviews (like the /review command) still run all specialists in parallel as before.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements — Phase 5

Date: 2026-04-13

Added a Content Security Policy header as a last line of defense against XSS. Invite acceptance now requires a confirmed email address to prevent account pre-takeover attacks. Patched 44 dependency vulnerabilities via version bumps across Next.js, Hono, and transitive packages.

April 13, 2026

Security Improvements — Phase 6

Date: 2026-04-13

Uploaded files now require a fresh authenticated request to access. Previously a leaked attachment URL stayed accessible forever; now it redirects through a workspace membership check and expires after 5 minutes. Existing attachments have been migrated automatically — no action needed.

March 25, 2026

Your agent now learns from your team's decisions

The agent now tracks team decisions and consensus patterns across threads. Over time, it learns how your team makes decisions and brings that context into future conversations — no more repeating yourselves.

PR review feedback now flows directly into your thread. When a reviewer comments, requests changes, or approves on GitHub, you'll see it in the conversation where the work started.

The agent also got better at learning your preferences. When you correct it ("don't use semicolons", "always use TypeScript"), it remembers — so it won't make the same mistake twice.

March 25, 2026

The agent now learns how you work

Scindo's agent now builds a profile of your working style — how you communicate, what you're an expert in, how you make decisions. It uses this to adapt how it responds to you specifically.

It also learns team dynamics: who works together, who defers to whom on which topics, where the team disagrees. The more people in your workspace, the smarter it gets.

You can see what the agent has learned about you in Settings → Analytics. Disagree with something? Just correct the agent in conversation and it will update.

March 24, 2026

The agent now sees messages you send while it's working

Previously, if you posted a message while the agent was processing, it wouldn't see it. Now:

• Mid-conversation updates — The agent checks for new messages between steps and adjusts.
• Cancel anytime — Hit the X button on the progress panel. The agent stops gracefully.
• Message batching — Rapid-fire messages get batched into one agent run instead of five separate ones.
• No more dropped @mentions — If you @mention the agent while it's busy, it cancels the current run and starts fresh with your new message.

March 24, 2026

Every plan decision now traces back to who said it

The Design Decisions table in your plan now shows who raised each decision and who disagreed. Click any reference to jump to the exact message in the thread where it was debated.

No more "who decided this?" — the plan remembers.

March 12, 2026

Scindo is live

The agentic workspace is open for early access. Your team discusses. The agent captures decisions, writes the plan, and opens the PR. Nothing lost in between.

• Channels, threads, and DMs
• AI agent with 5 specialist roles (Engineer, QA, Security, Product, Designer)
• Plan documents from team conversations
• GitHub integration — PRs from shared context
• VS Code extension and CLI
• Free for teams up to 3