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Core concepts

Sync Chat, planspaces, reviews, approvals, the Scott agent plugin, and the GitHub App.

The Scott Method

Our philosophy on building with agents: align on intent before delegating execution.

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Start with Sync

scott sync is the fastest way to onboard. From your development machine, run:
The installer sets up the Scott plugin for detected coding agents. Then scott sync reads recent local coding-agent sessions and opens /sync. After sync finishes, open the URL Scott prints and ask across recent Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini, and other supported agent sessions.
Install plus scott sync is the manual getting-started step. After that, push and pull should be invoked from your coding agent because they depend on the active thread context.
Learn more in Sync.

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Add code context

Sync Chat works immediately from session history. For code-aware answers, connect GitHub from the Sync Chat source picker or the planspace composer.
  1. Click Connect repo
  2. Install the Scott GitHub App for the GitHub account or organization you want Scott to read from
  3. We recommend granting access to all repositories; limiting access can cap answer quality when relevant context lives outside one repo
Security note: Scott is SOC 2 compliant. We do not persist repository contents. We fetch code only into ephemeral sandboxes when an answer needs it, and if you remove GitHub access Scott can no longer fetch that code.
After installation, the repositories you granted access to appear in Scott’s repo picker. Learn more in Code context.

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Push early, pull when ready

Ask your coding agent to push to Scott whenever a thread becomes a prototype, design direction, or proposal that needs team feedback. # from claude code, codex, gemini, opencode, etc
Your agent runs the Scott workflow from the thread that already has the context. Scott creates a planspace with a readable document and a URL you can share in Slack, Linear, a design review, or a PR description. Teammates can comment, request changes, and approve a specific document version. When the team is aligned, start a fresh agent thread and ask it to pull from Scott: # from claude code, codex, gemini, opencode, etc
Learn more in Push, Pull, and Teams.

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Configure PR design review

Set up the Scott GitHub App for your organization when you want pull requests to stay linked to the planspaces that shaped the work.
  1. Open your team settings in Scott
  2. Install the Scott GitHub App for the GitHub organization
  3. Select the repositories where your team wants Scott review and PR linking
  4. Add one or more planspace URLs to a pull request description or commit message
When a pull request includes planspace links, Scott connects the PR to the design approvals and review context. The GitHub App can run an agent-assisted architectural review and leave a comment on GitHub. After code lands, the PR link feeds execution context back into Scott. Learn more in Scott GitHub App and PR design review.

Teams

Learn how to use planspaces, documents, comments, reviews, approvals, sharing, and For You.

Scott agent plugin

Learn how sync, push, pull, and setup fit into your daily agent workflow.

Scott GitHub App

Learn how PR design review, execution feedback, and code context connect planspaces to code.

Reviews and approvals

Learn how teams approve design intent before execution.