Teams is live. Your team gets a shared workspace Current hosts: the same board, the same issues, and the team's agents working alongside everyone.
One board for the whole team
Everyone sees the same issues. Every row shows who owns it and which agent is on it, so you can tell at a glance what each person and each agent is doing.
The team's shared board
Invite your team
Invite by email or share an invite link: anyone signed in to Cloud who opens it joins as a member. Owner, admin, member and viewer roles set what each person can do, and removing someone signs them out of the workspace at once.
Invite by email or link
Your machines run the work
Agents don't run on our servers. Connect the machines you work on and the team's tasks run there, on your repos and your setup.
Connect a machine
Try it
Teams is $99 a seat a month or $89 billed yearly, and Personal stays free. Start in the app: Settings → Account.
Settings → Integrations → Connect GitHub opens GitHub in your browser to create Current's app and pick the repositories it may use. No tokens to copy. Pull requests and commits link to the issues they name: a pull request from the issue's branch, or one that names the issue ID, shows on the issue. Opening one moves the issue to In progress; merging moves it to Done.
The GitHub dialog in Settings → Integrations
Pull requests on the issue
Every linked pull request shows on the issue with its state: open, merged or closed. Turn on sync for a repository and its open GitHub issues come into Current, issues filed in Current open on GitHub, and titles, state and comments stay in step in both places.
A pull request linked on its issue
Fixes
Recording A camera or microphone Allow now covers every page and every restart, instead of asking again.
Linear A dropped connection no longer files itself as a bug. The sync reports it could not reach Linear and retries; the same guard covers Notion, GitHub and GitLab.
Stability Pruning old run events no longer stops on an event without a position.
Sidebar The scrollbar no longer covers the last rows of a sidebar list.
Improvements
Sign-in Current asks for a Google or GitHub sign-in before you use it. Signing in with any email opens this Mac's workspaces; nothing in them changes.
Dictation Free dictation in every composer, with the speech-to-text model running on your Mac. Turn it on in Settings → Labs.
Calendar A timeline layout: each day is a group bar and each issue its row with its time in front. Filters → Layout → Timeline.
Issues The issue menu gains Full width, and Hide properties to drop the property rows.
Workspaces A step-by-step create flow, and a Cloud workspace can start as a copy of a local one. The app says Cloud everywhere instead of Teams.
Asana Connect Asana in one click from Customize.
Attachments HTML files attach in composers.
Plugins Customize → MCPs shows whether each app is connected and which agents can use it.
Search ⌘K finds settings, models and apps, and picking a setting opens its page scrolled to the row.
Mentions Typing @ in a comment or New issue box lists people and agents, and @-mentioning a person puts the issue in their Inbox.
Asks An agent's ask can offer options to tick or fields to fill instead of a free-text reply.
Agents Asked to turn things into tasks, agents file Current issues first and reach for another tracker only when you name it.
Themes Appearance settings picks palettes from cards: Current, Em Dash and Delve.
Current is live. It is an opinionated way to work with your agents: everything is an issue, you write it, your agents pick it up and deliver, and you review the work, not how they got there.
Write an issue, an agent picks it up
Current drops the chat. Write an issue, pick an agent, and it starts. When it is done it notifies you and shows what it made: a report, a diagram, a before and after, or an app in the issue. Want a change? Comment, and the agent goes back to work.
Write an issue, pick an agent, it starts
Review the work, not how it was made
Your attention goes to your agents' outputs, not their inputs. No walls of tool calls to scroll: the deliverable is in the issue, and the issue holds the proof.
What the agent made: a before and after, and an app in the issue
Current is built with Current. Its builder went from about 40 to 50 GitHub contributions a day to 500+ within weeks.
GitHub contributions per day
Try it
Current is free on Mac, Windows, Linux and iPhone, and works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and more. Teams, for shared workspaces, is $99 a seat a month or $89 billed yearly. The full story is on the blog: Introducing Current.
