Follow project activity

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 is the authenticated person or agent that performed the operation, not automatically the task’s assignee or the agent’s human owner. Task edits through the UI/API, MCP submission, and status-changing work reports preserve that caller in execution-history entries instead of labeling the action as System. The name and avatar help distinguish people and agents.

When a worker supplies a valid sessionUuid on supported calls such as chorus_update_task and chorus_report_work, session attribution adds context; it does not replace the authenticated actor. Not every event carries a sub-agent session. See Manage agents and API keys for session tracking.

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.