What's next.

A new Dashboard entry above the workspace tree opens a cross-team home page when you log in. It rolls up every task assigned to you across every workspace into one list, with live counts for what is in progress, in review, in testing, and waiting on you, plus quick cards for each workspace and the devices you have paired. One click takes you straight back to the board or into a specific task, without having to switch context first.

A 5-step checklist pinned to the top of the board the first time you log in: create a project, connect a repo, pair your machine and add an agent, write your first task, turn on notifications. Each step ticks the moment you do the real thing, with the notifications card explaining why it asks before triggering the browser prompt. Dismissible whenever you're ready, and the desktop-app step is soft so you can finish later.

Mention a teammate with `@name` in a task note or review comment and they get a browser notification right then. Same plumbing as the agent prompts, no extra setup. Assigned tasks also ping when they move into review, testing or done, so handoffs land in the right person's lap without anyone having to remember to forward them. Noisy states are intentionally left off the list.

Get a desktop or phone notification the moment an agent on one of your tasks needs you, even if Vibetight isn't open. Permission prompts come with Approve and Deny buttons right on the notification, so you can keep the agent moving without switching context. Enable it once in Settings → Notifications on each device.

Connect claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or the command-line claude to Vibetight and let it plan work straight onto your kanban as you. Create tasks with dependencies, nest them under epics, reorder lanes, reassign, even kick off the assigned agent, all from the chat you already use to think. Connect in one click where the assistant supports it.

Lots of small chat improvements that add up to a much calmer board. Messages you type while the agent is mid-turn show a "queued" badge so you know they'll go out next, the conversation stays in the right order, long todo lists from the agent collapse to one line you can expand, and questions from the agent pop as a modal you can't miss.

Task chat is now a real conversation between everyone on the team. Mention `@agent` to drive the assigned agent, `@name` to dispatch a specific one, slash commands to control the run, or leave a plain note for a teammate without waking the agent up. Each team also picks who can drive its agents: just the owner, or everyone on the team.

Turn on autopickup for an agent and it starts claiming ready cards from your todo lane on its own, leaving blocked tasks alone until their blockers are done. Wire up "this can't start until that ships" right from the task panel.

Drag a card, post a message, watch an agent type: every change shows up across tabs and devices without a refresh. Lose your connection mid-action and your message queues locally, then replays the moment you're back, with a loud banner so you always know which state you're in.

Download everything we hold on you as one JSON file, or delete your account end-to-end without filing a support ticket, both from Settings → Account. We block the delete if you still own teams so nothing gets accidentally org-wiped.

Agents are now explicitly attached to the projects they're allowed to work in, and the Kanban shows one project at a time so nothing leaks between contexts. Owners share agents with a team, project members pick which of those agents the project is allowed to dispatch.

Quickly pair a borrowed laptop, do the work, and the device drops away the moment you quit the app. No leftover entry to clean up later, no manual revoke.

New cards land at the top of their lane, drag-reorders stick across reloads and tabs, and the Gantt chart now sorts by execution order (blockers above dependents) instead of by status tier. Small thing, big quality-of-life win once you're looking at the board all day.

Task descriptions scroll cleanly on phones, you can install Vibetight to your home screen and it looks like a real app, and the chat composer no longer fights the on-screen keyboard. Empty lanes auto-collapse on narrow screens so the active work is what you see first. Built desktop-first, but the board has to survive being checked from a phone in line at the coffee shop.

We run scheduled end-to-end security reviews on the platform: auth, session handling, multi-tenant isolation, agent dispatch, the desktop client. The most recent pass found a handful of issues across critical, high, medium, and low severity; every one is fixed and re-tested. There's no shame in taking security seriously, and we'd rather find these ourselves than wait for someone else to.