Find the earlier decision
Use project search and Knowledge to find context from previous work.
Your specs, decisions, references, and project memory. In one place, connected to the agents turning them into working software.
Let a client open a read-only view without creating an account. Every link has an expiry.
Started from this spec. The source stays connected.
Illustrative project workflow
Keep the relationship between the brief and the work. Follow a task or doc into its agent conversation, design, and resulting changes.
Capture the intent and the acceptance criteria.
Make the screens part of the same project.
Hand the source to an agent, with context.
Trace the implementation back to what you asked for.
Put the brief, references, and decisions in a project doc. Start agent work from that source, then come back to the same place to see the work connected to it.
Save the rules and preferences that matter. Project memories carry the specifics of this codebase; global memories carry the way you like to work.
Riffs let you reuse instructions when a task calls for a particular approach, without rewriting the same brief every time.
Use project search and Knowledge to find context from previous work.
Quick Ask helps you investigate a project question without starting an implementation task.
Project Talk gives you a separate space to discuss the project. Dictation helps you put the brief into words.
Project memories apply to a particular project. Global memories hold preferences or rules you want to use across projects.
Project context covers docs, references, memory, and the links between work. Orbit holds structured project views such as environment settings, integrations, and custom records.
No. Start directly with an agent when the task is simple. A doc or task gives larger work a source you can return to.
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