"A question sat in someone's terminal all morning."
A question goes to its project's owner first, and to the backup as well after 30 minutes. Owners and backups are set per project.
For a small team sharing agents
Everyone's agents in one view. Every question to the person who owns it.
Three people, one backlog, the same routine tickets every week. Each machine runs its own agents, and the team sees them side by side.
"Who merged that?"
With Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, agents can't merge: only Ship merges, through GitHub's own auto-merge once the required checks pass. Aider runs no shell commands. Cursor Agent and Gemini CLI run through the same guard, not yet confirmed in a real run. On Ship, changes to protected files still wait for a person.
What the team shares, and what it doesn't.
- Shared Who's online, each project's status, questions and their answers, results and hand-offs. Links to pull requests only if you turn that on.
- Never shared Code, diffs, keys, tokens and agent transcripts. They stay on each person's machine.
Team is a paid plan: see what it includes.