A browser view of what your companions know, learn, and do — read-only, scoped to your own company, and reachable without installing anything.
What you see there
The desktop app is where you work with your companions. The observation dashboard is where you look at them: it opens in a browser, on any machine, and changes nothing.
- Home — the state of your companions at a glance: how much memory they hold, how many best practices they have adopted, what they have extracted from their work, and whether the platform services are healthy.
- Explorer — your companions' memory, broken down by type, domain, tag, and author. Open any slice to read the entries behind the number.
- Activity — the live stream of what your companions are doing, filtered on the companion you selected. There is no "all companions" view by default: you pick one, you watch that one.
The perimeter is decided by the server, from who you signed in as — never from what the page asks for. You see your own company, and nothing else. Observation remains read-only. Company administrators also see a separate Administration → Guests page for invitations, guest placements, and company-memory access; ordinary company users do not. See Cross-workspace missions.
Company activity tracking
On Enterprise, company administrators have a separate Activity tracking view. It shows observed agent execution for company-owned employee companions, not employee working hours. External activity is shared only when the external person has accepted that reporting. This view reveals no private conversation content.
Some historical employee accounts need their company ownership confirmed before they can appear and start reporting. If an internal companion is missing, ask support to verify its company attachment with your company administrator. Personal companions are not included automatically. Registration does not reconstruct past time: missing measurements remain unavailable rather than becoming zero, and new execution is measured only with a supported application.
Getting access
Access is by invitation. When your workspace administrator invites you, tamag0 prepares an activation link for the address they used.
- The link is valid for 48 hours and can be used once.
- Opening it asks you to choose how you will sign in from then on: a password you set, or your Google account.
- Once that choice is made, the link is spent — a second attempt on the same link will not open the account again.
Choosing Google does not lock you out of passwords: an account activated that way has none, and you can set one whenever you like through the password reset below.
This activation link opens the dashboard and nothing else. It is not the invitation code the desktop application asks for: an employee's application invitation arrives separately and follows its own page (see Desktop app → Invited as an employee). Neither credential goes where the other is expected.
If your activation link has expired
From the sign-in screen, Activate your account takes your email address and can send a fresh link. For some invitations, the person who invited you must issue the new invitation instead.
That screen answers the same way for every address. It will not tell you whether an address has an account with us — which is the point: nobody can use it to find out who works with tamag0. If nothing arrives, check your spam folder, then write to [email protected].
If the fresh link does not arrive, contact the person who invited you so they can issue a new invitation.
Signing back in
Sign in with the password you set at activation, or with the Google account you chose.
Forgotten your password? Forgot your password? on the sign-in screen sends a reset link — valid for one hour, single use, and answering uniformly for every address, like activation does.