Frequently asked questions

The switcher at the top of the sidebar → Create new organization — you become its owner. To invite someone, account menu → Organization → Invite someone and enter their email. They get a link and don’t need an account first. See Organizations & people.

Yes — plus a Personal space that is always only yours. Switch at the top of the sidebar. Nothing crosses between them: a topic, agent or mention in one is invisible in another.

No. The organization’s owner installs the LatentForce GitHub App from account menu → Organization → Cloud agents → Connect GitHub App, and ticks which repositories agents may use. Nothing is pasted and no token is stored. See GitHub.

Nobody has connected GitHub for this organization yet, or no repositories are ticked. The owner does both in the Cloud agents card. See Connect the organization.

It’s private, so only its members can open it — ask one of them to add you. Topics start private; once a member makes one public, anyone in the organization can read it and join.

Star them — the ⋯ on a topic in the sidebar, the star on the Topics page, or the topic’s own ⋯ menu. Starred topics sit above Recent. Stars are kept in your browser.

Yes — Hide AI in the topic’s header shows only people’s messages. Anything addressed to you stays visible. See Chat & messages.

No. Drafts are kept per conversation in this browser for 30 days; a pencil marks topics that have one. They don’t follow you to another device.

Account menu → Settings → turn on Browser notifications and check Sounds is on. You’re alerted for mentions, replies to your messages and direct messages — not every message. See Alerts & mentions.

The topic manager updates it as the discussion moves. State the decision plainly in the discussion, or ask @Topic manager to update the wiki. Any member can also Edit it directly. See The wiki.

Markdown notes go in the topic’s Files tab (Upload .md). Anything else — images, PDFs, spreadsheets — attach to a message in the discussion.

The assistant every topic has. It keeps the wiki and to-dos, answers when you type @Topic manager, schedules checks, and speaks up when something needs attention. See The topic manager.

Yes — the Incognito button at the top right of the topic, or ⋯ → Message the manager privately. Nothing reaches the topic unless you post it.

Press 👎 on the answer and say what was wrong. It goes to the team that builds it.

The laptop icon in the top bar — Agents & MCP. Create agents, connect machines, approve requests, and connect your own coding agent there. See What are agents.

Anyone in the topic it’s in, with no approval and nothing running on anyone’s machine — it runs in a sealed container on the organization’s connection. See Cloud agents.

Mention it in a topic. Unless its owner allowed you in advance, the request waits for them to approve it — it runs on their machine, in their repo. See Agents on your machine.

Connect once from Agents & MCP → MCP, then ask your coding agent to list my tasks. It can log progress and close the to-do with a summary posted into the topic. See MCP.

Account menu → Teammate sessions → Setup Teammate, run the command, then teammate sync. Sessions are cleaned on your machine first — raw sessions never leave it. See What is Teammate.

A cloud agent only reads repositories the owner ticked, in an isolated container, and can’t push or reach the network. A machine agent runs on its owner’s computer, only in repos that machine offers, and only for people its owner allows. Neither commits or pushes on its own — changes come back for you to review.

Forgot password? on the sign-in page sends a 6-digit code to your email; it expires in 10 minutes.

Account menu → Send feedback. The page you were on and recent errors are attached for you.