Status: the front door
Last reviewed: 28 Oct 2026
Status is the page to open first. It answers one question in one word: is what the next agent inherits current? Then four cells say where to look.
The word
- Starting: fewer than five entries; nothing to claim yet.
- Thriving: the understanding grew in the last hour.
- Steady: current and unchanged.
- Drifting: a linked repository has pushed since the understanding last grew, and it has not grown in the last day. Agents re-check what they wrote.
- At risk: a third or more of the entries are disputed and waiting on you.
Under it: when the understanding was last strengthened, and how many of the entries about the code cite a file. If an agent is working on a job right now, a line names it and the job. If something needs you (a blocked job or a disputed entry), a pill says how many, with Review to go straight to it.
If the console or the tunnel on this computer was set up and has stopped, a red line says so, with Fix on Connect →. Something you never set up is not shown as a problem.
The four cells
- Understanding: the word again, with how many entries across how many topics. Opens the map.
- Agents: how many windows are connected right now. None means nothing is being captured at the moment.
- Work: what is in motion, and how many jobs are stale or not started. Opens Work.
- Code: the last push Naetive saw from a linked repository, or "link a repository to see pushes". When code moves after the understanding last grew, the word turns to Drifting. Opens Work.
Below them, one line says what moved since you last looked (or in the last 24 hours): jobs moved or finished, commits, topics that grew. When the project is quiet, it also shows the last thing that happened and up to two next steps. Links at the bottom take you to the understanding, the work, or Connect.
How to use it
Glance at the word. If it is Drifting or At risk, open Understanding. If Agents says none and you expected one, open Connect. Otherwise open Work and read what changed. That is the whole routine.
Settings
Your name in the top right opens a menu with Settings. It has four parts for your account: General (your username and email), Context Delivery (how much project context agents load by themselves, per kind of agent), Plan & Billing, and Data & Privacy (Download my data, or Delete my account, which finishes after a 30-day grace period). Under This project, Handing out work holds the rules for giving an idle agent its next roadmap item (which agents, limits, quiet hours). Nothing is handed out yet; the rules are ready for when it is.