Core concepts

The vocabulary

• Project — the unit of work: one product being created. Holds the artifact, the context, the thread, and its people and agents.
• Thread — the conversation, a project's single timeline. Tasks, edits, questions, and reports all land here. The only place where time lives.
• Task — a unit of intent with a status and an owner. The atom of tracking, findability, and review.
• Agenda — the pinned now/next view of tasks: Running · Needs review · Up next · Done, plus suggestions.
• Stage — the main work surface. Shows the artifact through one or two panes. The only place where things live.
• View — a face of the artifact on the stage: Design, Architecture, Preview, a task's Changes.
• Artifact — anything that exists in the project: a page or frame, a file, a flow, a report, a doc, a snapshot.
• Agent — an AI collaborator (Designer, Engineer, Researcher) with presence, attribution, and a stop button.
• Extension — a capability plugged in: skills (research, strategy, whiteboard) and integrations (Composio, MCP).
• Context — the project's knowledge: uploads, imported content, research outputs, decisions. Queryable by you and by every agent.
• Snapshot — a captured state of the running app, placed on the canvas as an editable frame.
• Epic / Board — optional grouping and kanban view over tasks, for planning sessions.

Two words that are gone

Phase and chat-as-workspace. The pipeline of phases no longer exists, and there is no global chat tab — conversation lives inside tasks and in saved Chats.