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Business plan and above. Off by default — enable under Settings → Modules.
The assistant works over your real workspace data — projects, tasks, time — and can act on it when you ask.

What it does

Command agent

Ask in plain language: find work, create tasks, log time, update status.

Morning brief

What changed, what’s at risk, what needs you today.

Standup drafts

A draft update from what actually moved.

In-thread answers

Mention the assistant in a task comment for an answer in place.

AI Teammates

Dedicated agents that run on a schedule or when tasks change.

How the agent answers

On the Agent page, the assistant looks things up before it answers or acts — for example, finding a task before updating it, or checking who has capacity before suggesting an owner. It makes up to three lookups per question.
  • Live steps — each lookup appears as it happens, then folds into Worked through N steps, which you can reopen.
  • Cards, not walls of text — projects show as health cards, tasks as a checklist with due dates and reasons, meetings as an agenda. Click any card to open it on the stage.
  • Grounding — every answer says what it was based on (Based on 2 blockers · 1 project), with Copy and Ask again.
  • Follow-ups — suggested next questions that name the real task or project. They don’t use credits.

It can only do what you can

The assistant runs as you. It sees the projects you can see and can only make changes you’re permitted to make — a viewer asking it to create a task gets refused, exactly as they would in the UI.

Confirmation before changes

In the app, actions that change data show you what will happen before they run.
Over a connected AI host (MCP Server) there is no separate confirmation step — a write tool executes when called. Grant read-only access to any connection you don’t want making changes.

Governance

Admins can set AI policy per workspace, and per project where needed, under Settings → AI — including which features are available and how credits are used.