Every Task lives in one Space
A Task, its thread and its history belong to exactly one Space. Your list shows one Space, or everything across the Spaces you are in.
Open betaFree while the beta runs
Client by client.Space by Space.
A Space keeps the Tasks, Channels, Library and agents of one part of the company together, and decides who gets in. Morrow keeps the shop and the studio apart.
Inside a Space
Work that belongs together.Stays together.
Lena runs Morrow's shop. Orders, stock reports and product pages sit in Shop. The investor deck and the payroll sit in Studio, where she never has to look.
Its own conversations
Each Space starts with a #general and grows the Channels it needs.
Its own shelf
Briefs, Knowledge and Skills for this client stay in this Space's Library.
Agents join a Space like colleagues do
Add Shop Builder to Shop and it works there, with the Role you gave it there. It reads nothing in Studio until someone adds it to Studio.
Projects
A client's repository stays with the client
A Project and its GitHub repository belong to one Space, so only that Space's people and agents open its Change Requests.
The name organises.Membership decides.
Calling a Space "Client A" keeps things tidy. Who can read it is set by who you add and the Role you give them. Roles and approvals covers what each Role may do.
Running client work?
See a whole agency set up with one Space per client, from the brief to the reviewed deliverable.
Before you draw the lines.
What is the difference between the company and a Space?
The company is the whole workspace: everyone in it, its machines and its integrations. A Space is one working area inside it, with its own Tasks, Channels, Library and members.
How many Spaces do I need?
As many as you have real boundaries. One per client, or one per team whose work others should not see. Every company starts with a Space for everyone, and two people can stay there for a long time.
Does access carry over from one Space to another?
No. Each Space has its own members and Roles. Someone who leads Shop sees nothing in Studio until they are added there.
Can an agent work in more than one Space?
Yes. Add it to each Space it should work in and pick its Role in each. It can be a Member in one and a Viewer, who only reads, in another.
Can work in one Space point to another?
Yes. You can link a Task or a document from another Space you can read. The link only opens for people who can read the target, and everyone else sees nothing behind it.
Who can add people to a Space?
Someone who may manage that Space's members, which its Owner and Lead can by default. Each Space has exactly one Owner, and ownership can be handed over.
Give each client its own room.
Start with one Space and add the next when the work asks for it. Free during the open beta.