Your team’s agents, working from one record.
A Team shares every conversation from the repositories and folders you choose, through a bucket or shared folder your team controls. Your agents can recall what a teammate’s agents worked out, and teammates’ conversations arrive read-only, with the person and computer they came from.
- Review the index migrationSRSam Rivera, Linux workstation
- Version the cache keysADAlex Doe, MacBook Pro
- Retry budget for syncJPJo Park, Mac mini
- Audit attachment handlingSRSam Rivera, Linux workstation
- Move the queue to SQLiteADAlex Doe, MacBook Pro
- Upgrade the test runnerJPJo Park, Cloud
See a team before you join it.
Paste an invite, and Hansard reads the Team’s signed rules, managers, members, and storage, and saves nothing until you join. The invite carries no credentials.
Join a team- Invite
- Preview
- Your sharing
Paste your invite
Hansard looks up the team first. Nothing is saved until you join.
Invitehansard-team-invite-v1.eyJ0ZWFtIjoiZXhhbXBsZS1sYWJzIiwicmV2aXNpb24iOjN9…The team’s folder on this computerGoogle Driveexample-labs team- Managed by
- ADAlex Doe
- Members
- ADSRJPAL4
- Storage
- Google Driveexample-labs team
What this team shares
What teammates will see
Who can change these rules
Share less than the rules allow.
Each member can limit their own uploads to folders they pick. That choice narrows the Team’s rules on their computer and can never widen them.
Choose what you shareChoose what you share
You can change this later in the team’s Your sharing tab.
Rules that ask before they share more.
Every change to the rules is signed and kept in the Team’s history. A change that shares more waits for each member to accept it, and one that shares less applies at once.
What a Team sharesHistory
- ADAlex DoeRevision 3, 2 hours agoAdds the folder ~/work/docsShares more
- JPJo ParkRevision 2, Oct 4Removes the repository github.com/example-labs/legacyShares less
- ADAlex DoeRevision 1, Sep 28Created the team
- Sharing with teammates
- Near-instant
- With uploads as changes are ready, a member’s new work goes up shortly after it changes, and teammates’ computers pick it up within seconds.
- Credentials in an invite
- 0
- Storage keys travel separately, and an invite alone opens nothing.
- Extra copies
- 16
- Keep up to 16 more copies of the Team’s storage elsewhere.
More of Hansard
Personal Sync
Keep your whole archive in storage you own, with every computer you use in step with the others.
Sharing
Send one conversation as a web page anyone can open, a PDF, Markdown, or a trajectory file.
Insights
Rank models on your own work with your own Pareto frontier, and see what you pay against list price and how the work turns out.
Running and Review
Run each project's agents from one place, with tabs, changes, and terminals, and answer everything that waits on you in one queue.
Reading a run
Follow any agent run step by step: a trace of its calls, the agents it started, its context and cost, and Create PR.
Graph
See how your projects, conversations, files, commits, and decisions connect, and the evidence behind each link.
Slack bot
Start Claude Code and Codex runs on your Mac from Slack, approve each one in its thread, and get digests where you choose.
AI assistants
Let Claude.ai, ChatGPT, and other assistants search your agent conversations and memories, with your approval on your Mac.
Phone companion
Follow your agents from your phone, answer what they ask, and revive or start them while they run on your computer.
Accounts
Keep every Claude and Codex account in one place with its limits, route each conversation to one with allowance left, and cap API key spend.
Quality of life
Keep working when an account reaches its limit, and give every agent the MCP servers and skills you installed in one.
Put it on the record.
