Everything a task needs, kept together.
Start with a quick draft, shape it into a clear spec, work through questions in context, and keep the materials and results ready to reuse.
Good work is rarely the first draft. It's the fifth — sharpened by every round before it.
Each feature below removes one kind of friction from that loop — so revising takes less effort than it used to, and it shows in the result.
Start simple. Add structure when needed.
Capture a quick task, then add a clearer spec, inputs, subtasks, ownership, and schedules only when the work needs them. A rough note is already a real task — nothing to configure before you can begin.
Keep the conversation with the task.
Questions, decisions, and updates stay next to the task, so you never have to reconstruct the context from scattered chats. Activities reads like the task's own history, not a separate log to cross-reference.
A hybrid workforce
Form a team of seven or fewer — humans and AI workers side by side. Assign, approve, review; Chloe picks up runs while your people bring the judgment that moves the needle.
Build a library the next task can use.
Organize notes, files, datasets, and outputs as reusable inputs—ready for the next task or run. Everything stays attached to the task that produced it, and searchable when the next one needs it.
One overview. Every thread. All artifacts.
See progress on Home, hold the conversation in Activities, and keep every draft and output bound to its task in Notes — three views of the same task, always in sync.
