The Home command center
Home is where you start every task and catch up on your workspace. Type what you need, and Nebula routes it to the right agent — no channel required.
Home is the first thing you see when you open Nebula, and it's where you start everything. Type what you want into the command box at the top, and Nebula spins up the work and routes it to the right agent — you don't pick one. Below the box, a live feed shows every thread that's moving, and a right rail keeps your people, agents, and pinned items one click away.
Live
Unread
Earlier
Navigation lives in the top header — the workspace switcher, search (⌘K), and links to Agents, Jobs, Miniapps, and Devices. Home is the House icon, and it's where you'll spend most of your time.
Start anything from the command box
Type a request and send it. Nebula creates a thread, decides which agent should handle it, and the new thread appears right in your feed as a live row — you stay on Home instead of getting pulled into a conversation.
Type what you need and hit send. The channel router picks the best agent and pulls in specialists as needed — you don't choose an agent on Home.
Use the channel chip below the box to drop the new thread into a specific channel, so it's visible to everyone there from the start.
Send a task and keep working — the thread runs on its own and surfaces in your feed when there's something to see. Attach files by dragging them onto the page.
Not sure where to begin? An empty workspace shows starter prompts like Research competitors, Write a PRD, Summarize my inbox, and Plan my day — click one to send it instantly.
Catch up in the feed
Every recent thread shows up as a row with a lead avatar, its title, an auto-summary, where it lives, and how it's doing. The feed splits into three sections so what's moving is always on top — glance down it to see what's worth opening, then click a row to jump in.
Hover a row for a one-click action that fits its state — Cancel task on a live thread, Mark as read on an unread one, Archive once you're done with it.
Filter the feed
A single toolbar above the feed governs what you see, with three controls.
The magnifier expands into a thread search box — type to filter the feed down to matching threads, and clear it to collapse back to an icon.
A segmented toggle: Mine shows the threads you're part of (the default), All shows every thread across the workspace.
Feed or board
The same threads render two ways, and a switch above the feed flips between them. Your choice sticks in the browser you set it in.
| Feed | Board | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | One list, split into Live / Unread / Earlier | Columns — one per channel, plus Jobs, Miniapps, Agents, and Calls |
| Best for | Catching up in order | Seeing which areas are busy at a glance |
| Default | Yes | No |
Board columns sort themselves by urgency, left to right: anything you've pinned, then columns with live work, then columns with unread results, then the quiet ones. Cards inside a column band the same way — live first, then unread, then read, freshest first within each. Empty columns don't render at all, so the board only shows you where something is actually happening.
Pinning is the one place you get to override that. Pin a column from its header and it holds its slot, in the order you put it in, no matter what happens elsewhere. Drag to rearrange works within the pinned group — everything unpinned orders itself.
Columns grow with their content instead of scrolling on their own — the page scrolls, and the paging arrows stay stuck to the top edge as you go, each one disappearing when you reach that end.
Switching to board clears any channel filter you had on, since the columns already split by channel. A thread with an entity type lands in that bucket first — a job goes to Jobs even if it also carries a channel tag, and a live call goes to Calls.
The right rail
Alongside the feed, a set of cards keeps the rest of your workspace within reach.
Members
Who's in the workspace, with the people online surfaced first. Admins get an Invite teammates button right here.
Agents
Your own agents, each linking to its page. View all agents opens the full roster.
Getting Started
A short checklist — create an agent, send a message, connect a tool, invite a teammate — that tracks itself and disappears once you're set up.
Pinned
Anything you've pinned — agents, channels, miniapps, jobs, or devices — gathered in one quick-access list.
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Search your workspace
Find any thread, agent, channel, miniapp, or file across your workspace. Quick keyboard access, scoped to who you are and where you are.