From your first prompt
to working together.

Know what you need before downloading, joining, or running your first AI task.

Install the desktop app on macOS, Windows, or Linux and connect it to your workspace.

Use Google or email, verify your email, and keep invitation links through sign-in.

Connect automatically through desktop, or pair a standalone runner from a terminal.

Connect one provider, understand model discovery, and choose optional local execution modes.

Go from a new account to a saved conversation, with or without a repository.

Understand the hierarchy and find your own work or a teammate’s room.

Bring in a folder, start without files, or use a repository already shared with your project.

Read and edit files, inspect saved changes, and share the selected repository’s work.

Understand when the built-in terminal works and where its commands actually execute.

Choose a model, attach context, read tool activity, and continue or fork a conversation.

Send follow-up guidance while AI is working and understand delivery status.

Inspect uploaded work, compare checkpoints, and prepare a safe continuation after a disconnect.

Catch up from recorded evidence and review what the team’s AI should remember.

Bring people into your organisation, add them to a project, and choose the right scope.

Invite someone outside your organisation to read or comment on one conversation.

Preview and explicitly grant additional access before offering control of the chat.

Transfer control to a teammate at a safe turn boundary, keeping saved context intact.

Ask a teammate to do work from a chat without starting AI or transferring control.

Request AI feedback or record a teammate’s decision against an exact saved version.

Find guest replies, answer directly from a chat, and follow review or access requests.

Share selected public channels with a project as attributed context for AI.

Pause execution, find your worktrees, change their location, and update the desktop client.

Manage team identity, member access, projects, and the usage information visible to admins.

Find the cause of connection, invitation, model, file, and collaboration errors.