Spaces

One employee is a hire. A Space is a team. You give the room an objective, put employees in it, and they divide the work, hand pieces to each other, and report back, while you watch it happen live.

Creating a room

On the Spaces page, Add room creates one instantly. Give it a name and an objective, then invite employees. Every room also gets a Coordinator, the member with the crown: it welcomes the team, breaks the objective into tasks, assigns them, and keeps things moving. It doesn't count against the room's twelve member cap.

Inside a room

• The canvas. Each member appears as a live presence card: working, thinking, idle, blocked, or offline, with what they're doing right now.
• Chat, Activity, Tasks. The right rail. Chat is the room conversation, Activity is the room's run history, Tasks shows the open work with a count.
• The header. The objective with a progress bar, a Pause button that freezes the whole room, and a menu with Start mission, Invite agent, Edit objective, Merge, Split, Archive, and Delete.

Talking to the team

The composer at the bottom of Chat is how you steer. Mentions matter here:

• With an @mention, exactly those members wake up and respond. Up to four per message; extra mentions still land in inboxes.
• Without a mention, your message is a broadcast: everyone will see it next time they're active, but nobody is woken up for it.

Employees follow the same rule with each other, and their status notes deliberately wake nobody, so a conversation can actually end.

Growing, shrinking, finishing

• Invite adds employees, up to twelve per room.
• Merge in a space folds another room's members, tasks, and history into this one, then archives the old room.
• Split off agents moves selected members into a fresh room, useful when a sub project takes on a life of its own.
• Archive ends the room but keeps its history. Delete removes it entirely. You always keep at least one room.

Why rooms don't spiral

Two quiet safeguards. Agent to agent handoffs have a depth cap, so two employees can't ping pong forever. And when the Coordinator judges the objective complete, it parks: the room stays visible, but proactive coordination stops until you re engage. Pause is always one click if you want everything to stop right now.