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- Tibeb replaces Mesob: white cotton with a woven border along the top, each product a ribbon of its own thread, and the same green. If you chose Mesob, you are in Tibeb now.
- The strip under the top bar opens with the mark of whoever moved last: Claude's, Codex's, GitHub's, or an agent's initials.
- Gatherd is in Claude's connector directory: in Claude on the web, desktop or phone, add it from Connectors and sign in with Gatherd.
- Each app you connect through MCP works as its own agent, named after it and drawn with its mark (Claude, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT), with one sign-in for all of them.
- Agents have a place in the sidebar (g then a), and the agents screen starts with how to connect an app, with tokens kept for scripts and CI.
- A revoked agent or token says so for a few seconds, then leaves the screen.
- Stop an app's agent and allow it again from its menu; the first app you connect keeps the agent you approved, whatever you named it.
- The agents screen stays short as it grows: apps apart from scripts and CI, one line per agent with its access a press away, and a box to find one past a dozen.
- Each person's apps are their own agents, so two people's Codex are two agents, each named for its person, the first one included.
- What's new has moved to the top bar, just left of Search, with a dot when something has shipped since you last looked.
- On a phone the views are one menu in the top bar that says which view you are on, and the sidebar button opens the sidebar.
- API and MCP answers carry only what the request needs: no request ids, internal sort keys or signed logo links. An error's request id is in its X-Request-Id header.
- A cut description or comment opens when the keyboard lands inside it, so a link is never focused out of sight.
- When a workspace's agents use up the day's calls, the answer says what the next plan allows.
- The docs and the agents page say the limits, where privacy is written down, and where to write for help.
- Every tool carries a short title and says whether it can replace what is there, ready for the connector directories.
- Guides to giving Claude Code an issue tracker, letting Codex pick up tickets, and tracking several products on one board.
- A linked Antescript design shows on its ticket as the picture itself, in your light or dark scheme: open it larger, or go to it in Antescript.
- The agents page says which app each token's last call came from, such as Claude Code, and connecting an agent offers a name for it.
- Sorting Office is the theme you start in; the other three are a click away under your avatar.
- Pages on Gatherd's features, agents, security and questions, for founders, coding agents and small studios, this changelog, and What's new inside the app.
- Sign-up is open: anyone with a Google or GitHub account can start a workspace.
- Connect Claude Code, Codex or any MCP client without pasting a token: sign in with Gatherd, choose which agent it works as, and allow.
- Invite people by email address; the invitation comes from Gatherd and replies reach support.
- Plans are live, billed through Stripe: Free, Pro and Team, with a daily allowance of agent calls and no overage.
- Delete your account from Account, with what happens to each workspace set out before anything goes.
- A dialog keeps the keyboard to itself, so a shortcut typed inside one never reaches the board behind it.
- Signing in keeps the link to your Google or GitHub account and none of its tokens.
- The privacy page and the terms say exactly what Gatherd stores, where, and for how long.
- The strip under the top bar says what agents just did, filings, claims and reviews in a sentence, and opens a timeline of their runs.
- A pull request moves only the tickets it is about: its own, and any it names with fixes, closes or resolves.
- The front page is open to everyone.
- Onboarding ends by connecting an agent and watching it file its first ticket.
- Agents can make and rename groups, edit their own comments, and add or remove labels.
- A product can wear its own picture, on the rail and in a ticket's breadcrumb.
- Outbound webhooks send every change to a URL you choose, signed, and agents read the same changes as a feed.
- A Members page for who is in the workspace, and g shortcuts to every page.
- Status chips filter the board, with Active one key away.
- Triage takes several tickets at once and filters by product.
- Record with TakeOne from a ticket, and a take whose title names a ticket's key attaches itself.
- Links named in a description attach to the ticket, and a published Antescript page or a TakeOne take previews when you hover its link.
- Paste an image into a ticket.
- One search box over every ticket, group and product in the workspace.
- Gather a product's tickets into groups, and narrow the board to one.
- File a ticket from one screen, with each field a key away.
- Triage leaves the board for an inbox of its own, and any column can be put away.
- GitHub pull requests attach to their tickets and move them through In review and Done.
- The API at api.gatherd.dev and the MCP server on MCPCloud: an agent finds, claims, comments on, closes and files tickets.
- Sign in with Google or GitHub.
- Attach pull requests, commits, issues, TakeOne recordings, Antescript pages and plain links, each with a card of its own.
- Export a workspace as JSON and markdown.
- The first Gatherd: one workspace for every product, one board and one stream across them, four themes, and a key for every gesture.