Built for small workspaces

Your workspace's
agent-native workspace.

Connect the tools you already use, keep work visible in one live home, and put agents to work across them — without giving up control.

Built for macOSPrivate by defaultYou stay in control
Mission Control
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# launch-weekShip Friday · 4 members
Jordan draftingSam's agent
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Jordan

Launch notes are scattered across Linear, Notion, and three Slack threads. We keep losing the plot.

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Alex

@agent pull a launch brief from Linear blockers and #product decisions — share the summary here for the workspace.

Alex's Agent · gathering context
Alex's Agent

Three launch blockers need eyes before Friday. Brief posted for the workspace — nothing left buried in private chats.

LAPI rate limit on invite flowAssigned · needs decision
NPricing FAQ still draftUpdated 22m ago
S#product: ship window confirmed7 messages summarized
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Sam

Perfect — pinning the Client Follow-ups app so everyone sees the same queue.

Client Follow-upsPublished to workspace · v1.2Installed
Message #launch-week — try @agent

One workspace where members talk, build, and put agents to work — together.

Built on the tools your workspace already lives in

SSlack
MGmail
NNotion
LLinear
GGitHub
DDrive
+And more

Work together. Not in parallel chaos.

Agents should help the workspace.
Not create more walls.

When everyone experiments with agents alone, context fragments and handoffs get heavier. Mission Control gives your workspace one place to collaborate — with messaging, shared apps, and agents that show their work.

01

Message as a workspace. Bring agents into the thread.

Channels and DMs keep conversation with your members — not buried in private AI chats. Mention @agent when you want help; the whole channel sees the outcome.

Public & private channels, DMs, threads@agent runs privately, answers land in the shared thread
02

Build apps once. Share them with the workspace.

Describe the micro-app your workspace needs. Publish it to the workspace catalog so everyone installs the same live view — instead of rebuilding the same dashboard five times.

03

Shared progress. Private control.

See who’s around and what agents are doing. Approvals and sensitive steps stay with the person who asked — members get the answer, not the noise.

From scattered AI experiments

Three steps to working with agents — together.

1

Connect your tools

Bring in the apps your workspace already uses, with clear permissions for every connection.

2

Talk and build as a workspace

Use channels for the work, publish shared apps, and keep one picture of what’s happening.

3

Put agents on shared outcomes

Mention an agent in the thread, run tasks in parallel, and review important actions without fragmenting the workspace.

Two kinds of agents

An assistant at your desk. A member with their own.

Your personal agent works on your Mac, in your private Workspaces. Public Agents live with the workspace in the cloud — so anyone can @-mention them even when every laptop is closed.

Built for workspaces using agents

Stop inventing agent workflows alone.

Mission Control is the desktop workspace where small workspaces message, build shared apps, and put agents to work — without communication walls forming around every AI experiment.

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