Team collaboration for humans and agents

Problem

As soon as multiple people and agents work on the same product, context scatters across accounts, tickets, repos, and side conversations. Visibility drops, standards drift, and it becomes harder to know who — or what — is changing the product.

How it works

Rosvelt creates one operating layer for people and agents: shared projects, shared directives, shared visibility, and threaded collaboration around the work that turns into completed work for review.

2Group your projects under one organization with a single home for the team.

3Invite teammates with built-in accounts and authentication.

4Share one set of imported directives so agents behave consistently everywhere.

5Iterate on tickets in threads as a team — work lands as completed updates everyone can see.

Threads

Keep product, engineering, QA, and agent decisions attached to the ticket.

What you get

A team workspace where context, access, standards, tickets, agent work, and completed work for review stay visible instead of scattering across tools.

Review before you merge

The whole team can see what agents are doing, why they did it, and what is ready to review before anything merges.

Work from people and agents alike lands as completed work for review with live previews. Anyone on the team can read the diff, try the change, and weigh in before it merges — oversight scales with the team.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Go from solo to team without losing control.

See it in action

Watch a team and its agents ship from one workspace.