Getting started
Quick reference
One page to keep nearby: where things live, the keys worth knowing, and the commands for your machine.
Where things live
| You want… | Go to |
|---|---|
| Switch organization, or create one | The switcher at the top of the sidebar |
| Find a topic, person or page | ⌘K (Ctrl K) |
| Keep a topic at the top | Star it — ⋯ on the topic → Star |
| See what’s for you | Mentions in the sidebar — see Alerts & mentions |
| Your to-dos everywhere | My to-dos in the sidebar |
| Ask the topic manager | Type @Topic manager in the topic — or the Incognito button to think it through alone |
| Hide the manager’s and agents’ messages | Hide AI in the topic’s header |
| Invite people, connect GitHub | Account menu → Organization |
| Agents, machines, connect your coding agent | The laptop icon in the top bar — Agents & MCP |
| Sounds and browser notifications | Account menu → Settings |
| Teammate setup and your projects | Account menu → Teammate sessions |
| Report a bug or an idea | Account menu → Send feedback |
| Log out | Account menu — at the top, beside your name |
Keys
| Keys | Does |
|---|---|
| Enter | Send |
| Shift Enter | New line |
| ⌘B ⌘I ⌘E | Bold, italic, code — press again to remove |
| ⌘⇧Enter | Refine the draft |
| ⌘K | Search and jump |
| ⌘\ | Shrink or expand the sidebar |
On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl for ⌘.
Commands
The MCP connect command contains your API key, so copy it from Agents & MCP → MCP rather than writing it out. Everything below needs no key:
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# Check your coding agent is connected (Claude Code) claude mcp list # A machine for your agents (Agents & MCP → Connect a machine) curl -fsSL https://<your-workspace>/install | sh teammate-runner pair tm-XXXXXX --repo ~/code/app teammate-runner install teammate-runner status teammate-runner upgrade # Teammate, after setup (Teammate sessions → Setup Teammate) teammate sync
Stuck? See the FAQs.