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Scott is a context system for teams working with coding agents. It keeps local agent work, team feedback, design approvals, and shipped code connected.

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Sync Chat

Sync Chat is your personal starting point after sync. It lets you ask across recent local coding-agent sessions, find recurring themes, and decide which threads deserve team attention. Use Sync Chat when:
  • You are onboarding Scott and want it to understand your recent work
  • You need to search across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini, and other local agent sessions
  • You want Scott to recommend which sessions should become shared planspaces
Learn more in Sync.

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Planspaces

Planspaces are shared workspaces for design intent. They combine a chat, a living document, source context, comments, reviews, approvals, and team membership. Use a planspace when:
  • a prototype or proposal needs feedback before implementation hardens
  • engineers and non-technical teammates need one place to discuss intent
  • you want an approved plan that can later be pulled into an agent thread
Learn more in Planspaces.

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Documents and versions

Every planspace has a document that evolves as you work with Scott. Saved versions let reviewers approve a specific state of the design, not a moving target. Use document versions to:
  • preserve the proposal that teammates reviewed
  • compare intent before and after comments
  • link pull requests to the exact design version they implement
Learn more in Documents.

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Comments, reviews, and approvals

Comments are anchored to document text. Reviews turn a document version into an approval workflow with clear reviewer state: pending, in progress, approved, or rejected. Use reviews when:
  • a plan is ready for formal feedback
  • you need design approval before an agent starts execution
  • you want the Scott GitHub App to compare a pull request against the approved intent
Learn more in Reviews and approvals.

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Scott agent plugin

The Scott agent plugin is the bundle of skills and local scott commands that moves coding-agent work into and out of Scott. You usually invoke it from the agent session you are already using: Learn more in Scott agent plugin.

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Scott GitHub App

The Scott GitHub App’s primary job is to connect pull requests back to design intent. Teams add Scott URLs to PR descriptions or commit messages, then Scott reviews the implementation against the linked planspaces and feeds execution context back into the document set. The app also provides repository context so Sync Chat and planspaces can answer with awareness of your codebase. That setup is a utility that makes the core workflow better: PR design review, execution feedback, and continuously updated design context. Learn more in Scott GitHub App.