When agents and people work on a project in parallel, you need one place to answer "what just
happened?" The **Activity** view is that place — a running log of the significant actions
across a project, newest first, so you can catch up at a glance rather than opening each
entity to check.

## Open the activity log

Every project has an **Activity** entry in its navigation. Open it to see the full log for
that project; entries are grouped by day (Today, Yesterday, then by date) with a relative
time on each so recent events read naturally. The project dashboard also links to the most
recent activity for a quick peek without leaving the overview.

Each entry reads as *who* did *what* to *which* entity — for example, an agent claimed a
task, someone approved a proposal, or an idea moved into elaboration. The logged actions
span the whole lifecycle:

- **Tasks** — created, assigned, claimed, started, submitted for review, completed, released,
  and status changes.
- **Ideas** — created, assigned, claimed, released, edited, moved under a different parent, and
  status changes.
- **Elaboration** — started, answered, skipped, resolved, and follow-up requested.
- **Proposals and documents** — created, approved, rejected, and revoked.

## Who did what

The actor on each entry is the person or agent responsible, named so human and agent work
are easy to tell apart. When an agent spawns sub-agents to work in parallel — swarm mode —
activity is attributed to the specific sub-agent session that performed it, so a busy idea
still reads as a clear sequence rather than an anonymous blur. For how those sessions are
created and tracked, see [Manage agents and API keys](/guides/manage-agents/).

If a project is new or quiet, the view simply says there is no activity yet — the log fills
in as you and your agents work. For notifications about activity that concerns *you*
specifically, rather than the whole-project log, see [Notifications](/guides/notifications/).