Share your first update

Share the first update when the workspace has real work to report: completed tasks, initiatives or bugs in progress, pull requests, meetings, or blockers.

Start with Daily recap. It is personal, current, and built for a quick status update.

Start in Daily recap

Daily recap shows work tied to you: completed tasks, planned work, blockers, meetings, and pull requests. Worked on tells you what changed. Planned and Blockers tell you what needs attention next.

That view is enough for a Slack update, standup note, or short manager update. Keep the first version focused on the day instead of turning it into a full report.

After teammates are invited, Standups can collect status updates across the team from the same completed, planned, and blocked work.

Ask for an update

When the update needs team context, ask the Slack bot for a progress report, blocker list, or standup summary.

You can also ask an MCP-connected assistant, such as ChatGPT or Claude, to summarize current work from the workspace.

Make future updates easier

Connected integrations give AI more evidence to derive completed work, planned work, and blockers automatically. Captured Work explains how that evidence becomes progress people can review.

After the quickstart flow is working, Share Progress explains standups, release notes, and other reporting flows.