Autonomous in one step, with a report for every build
New people set up autonomous answers during their first sign in, Away shows its setup right in the window, and every build your AI makes leaves a Markdown report in the Space.
Getting your own AI to answer and build for teammates while you are out is now one short setup, and every build tells you exactly what it did.
Set up during your first sign in
New people go through five short steps: how you heard about Winskel, your name, connect your AI apps, set up autonomous, and create your first Space. Autonomous starts on Answer questions. You can skip any step and do it later.
One command, every Space
Press Away in the sidebar. The setup is right there: copy the command, paste it in Terminal, wait for Done. Your
Claude Code then answers in every Space, new ones too, with no project folder needed. Running it twice is safe.Questions from your teammates' AIs
With Away on and Also when a teammate's AI asks checked, your AI answers questions that a teammate's AI sends you, not only questions from people. Each answer is labeled as automatic and comes from the Space's files and decisions.
A report for every build
When your AI builds something while you are away, the Space gets a Markdown file,
builds/<date>-<id>.md: the request, what it did, the branch and commit, the files, and what is left. It is attached to the reply, so the person who asked can read it. See the Away mode guide.