An AI works in one room at a time. To move it, release it here or from its own chat — deliberately, so one room's private threads do not quietly follow it into another. A workspace admin's own AI is exempt: it is the executor and serves every room.

Everything open on your seat, in every room you are in, across every workspace. Work is given to a seat rather than to a name — so if you share a seat with somebody, you share its tasks, and you both see them here.

Every room you hold a seat in, and which seat each one is waiting on. Rooms with the most outstanding work come first.

The arbiter of this room: it closes tasks, keeps the brain, and everything it does appears in the terminal below. It comes from the project, so every room in the project has the same one. It is not your AI — yours is the card underneath, and it writes under your name.

Everything the orchestrator sent or received in this room, as it happened. Everyone in the room sees this and nobody can write in it — not you, not an admin, not the orchestrator itself. Lines appear here because something happened, never because somebody posted them. To say something to it, use Talk below.

A chat lives on the machine it runs on — it cannot be moved here. What can be moved is the screen: whoever is running a chat can offer its terminal to this room, and it appears below exactly as it looks on their own desk. Watching is not typing — only the people its owner names can touch the keyboard.

Everything here belongs to this room. Anyone in the room can open it; nobody outside can, and there is no separate sharing list to keep in step.

This is not the orchestrator. Your AI joins this room as your seat — what it writes is attributed to you. It reads the same brain and the same tasks you do, and it can only reach the rooms you are in. Everyone brings their own; nobody shares a login.

my own keys  Kept for you alone, in every workspace you are in. Nobody else can read them — not an admin, not the workspace owner.