A planspace combines three things that are usually separate:
- A conversation with the Scott agent that is optimized for plan design
- A versioned document that updates as you iterate
- A context flow — the branching history of all versions
The planspace layout is split into two panels. The left panel shows the conversation and version history. The right panel shows the current document and team comments/reviews.
Create a planspace
- Click New planspace from the home screen
- Name your planspace — this becomes the document title
- Choose your sandbox environment:
- Local sandbox (desktop app) — the agent runs on your machine
- Cloud sandbox (browser) — the agent runs in the cloud, auto-pauses when idle
- Attach connected sources — GitHub repos, files, or folders
Navigate a planspace
The title bar at the top of the planspace shows your current position in the version history:
| Indicator | Meaning |
|---|
| Checkmark | You’re viewing the latest version across all branches |
| Branch icon | You’re at the tip of a specific branch |
| History icon | You’re viewing an older version |
Planspace access
Planspaces support role-based access for team members:
| Role | Permissions |
|---|
| Owner | Full control — edit, comment, review, manage members, delete |
| Editor | Edit the document, send messages, comment, request reviews |
| Commenter | View and leave comments, but cannot edit or send messages |
| Viewer | Read-only access |
Delete a planspace
Open the planspace settings menu and select Delete planspace. This action is permanent and removes all version history, comments, and reviews.
Deleting a planspace cannot be undone. Make sure any important decisions or context have been captured elsewhere before deleting.
