Day to day

Focus, the brief, share cards, updates, feedback and what's new.

Focus: outcomes only.

What stays What needs you, what finished and what broke. What agents are saying, subagents and the day's in-between beats fold behind Show steps.
Turn it on The Focus switch in Quick settings, the F key, or focus in the command bar. Each browser keeps its own choice.
Its default On for a new install. An install in use before Focus existed starts with it off.

Every morning One notification a day, from the hour you set in Settings → Schedule & limits: what merged and opened, what waits on you, and what yesterday was billed. With an ntfy topic it reaches your phone too.
Brief me In the actions menu or the command bar, and in the header when nothing else is next. It reads where things stand aloud and writes it down.
Stop While it reads, Brief me turns into Stop. Esc, closing the briefing or leaving the page stops it as well.

Chat updates Settings → Integrations → Status updates: each channel on Discord, Slack or Teams gets a summary of the projects you pick, on the schedule you pick. A test message checks it first.
Work reports Health → Work reports: per project, for the last week, month or any dates. Print it, or export Markdown or CSV. A weekly report can go to your channels too.

Where Suggest or report in the actions menu, or feedback in the command bar.
You see it first It becomes a public GitHub issue, and the preview is exactly what goes. A diagnostics summary is yours to add. Anything private it spots stops the send until you edit it out.
Sent by you With gh signed in it posts as you; otherwise it opens on GitHub, filled in, for you to submit.

The list What's new in the actions menu lists every feature, newest first, each with a link to its page here.
Tips When a feature is newer than what your browser has seen, one quiet line sits beside it: one a day at most, never on your first day, gone for good once you close it.
Off Settings → Look & sound → Tips about new features.