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Views

Tasks, the workspace file tree and terminal, Git, Activity, and MCP for agents.

A project is one set of records seen several ways. The views are not separate tools with separate data; they are angles on the same tasks, so a change made in one shows up immediately in the others. Agents get an angle too: MCP, covered last below.

Tasks

The board itself, and where most work happens. Columns run left to right, and cards move between them by dragging or from the task detail.

Filters narrow what you see by assignee, tag, priority, and dates, which matters once agents are creating tasks alongside you. Opening a card gives you the full record: description, comments, activity, dependencies, attachments, and the agent actions available on it.

Workspace: files and terminal

When a project is linked to a directory, the workspace gives you a file tree, an editor, and a terminal without leaving the app. Ctrl P, or ⌘ P on macOS, quick-opens a file; Ctrl S saves.

This is also where Agent setup lives, which is covered on Connect your agent, and where the Agent Panel runs a live, steerable conversation with Codex or Claude over ACP (the Agent Client Protocol), covered in full on Agent Panel.

Git

The current state of the linked repository: changed files grouped by location, a unified diff for each, and search within a diff. From a changed file you can copy its relative path, reveal it in Finder or Explorer, or open it in your usual editor.

It is a review surface rather than a full Git client. The intent is to see what an agent changed while the task that caused the change is one click away.

Activity

The cross-project feed, in three tabs.

  • Needs attention surfaces things that will not resolve themselves: a failed run, a stale claim where an agent took a task and went quiet, or an agent question waiting on a human answer.
  • Runs is the live and recent agent run log, including output from runs that are still going.
  • Updates is your notification history.

Activity is workspace-wide rather than per-project, so it is the view to leave open when several agents are working at once.

MCP

Every view above is a human read of the same records. Agents reach those records directly, with no screen in between: list_tasks, get_task, add_comment, move_to_review, and the rest of the tools on the MCP tool reference.

Nothing here is a separate copy of the data. A change an agent makes over MCP shows up in the views above immediately, the same way a change in one view shows up in the others.

Older links to Board, Queue, and Review still work and redirect. Queue and Review were folded into the views above, so a bookmark or an older write-up pointing at them will land somewhere sensible rather than breaking.