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This page is optimized for agents and support writers. It uses canonical product terms first, then notes common codebase names.

User-facing termCodebase or implementation termMeaning
AI teammatechannel, agent, default channel agentAgent space with settings, members, threads, skills, connections, and tasks.
Prompt templateChannelCreationTemplate, legacy blueprint IDEditable starting request for the normal teammate creator. It can propose skills, tasks, and likely connections but does not provision them when selected.
Threadthread, conversation messagesA task or conversation inside a teammate, ping, inbox, or Sidekick surface.
Connectorintegration, toolkit, appApp, API, or data source Type knows how to use.
Connectioncredential, OAuth grant, API key configConfigured integration between Type and an app; can be personal or organization-level, then assigned to teammates.
Skillskill, slash commandReusable Markdown instructions with optional scripts and assets.
Taskautomation (former name), event source, ruleScheduled or event-driven trigger that starts teammate work.
Memorymemory shard, MEMORY.md, memory_summary.mdUseful context Type saves from prior activity and scopes to an organization, AI teammate, or user.
Documentdoc, editable fileEditable written file that people and AI teammates can create, reference, revise, share, and update.
Appapp, preview appTeammate-built web app, often with its own database, that can be shared and connected to integrations or tasks.
Libraryfiles, channel librarySidebar surface for browsing apps, documents, PDFs, uploaded files, and other items created in channels.
Sidekicksidekick agentPrivate AI teammate for one user.
PingsDM, direct messageOne-on-one human conversation.
Inboxinbox itemPersonal notification queue with unread, read, and archived states.
Triagechannel triage viewFocused review mode for teammate threads.
Feedchannel feed viewBroader activity stream for a teammate.
HarnessAgentHarnessRuntime such as Type-hosted Claude Code or Codex, or user-hosted OpenClaw.
workspace:
contains:
- members
- connected_integrations
- ai_teammates
- pings
- sidekick
- inbox
ai_teammate:
has:
- name
- visibility
- harness
- cloud_computer
- email_address
- connectors
- connections
- skills
- tasks
- custom_instructions
- memory
- threads
- documents
- apps
thread:
can_include:
- human_messages
- ai_messages
- files
- skill_invocations
- app_mentions
- human_mentions
- tool_calls
- previews
- documents
- apps
  1. First-teammate onboarding: when shown, use the dedicated onboarding conversation. This is separate from the normal creator’s prompt-template flow.
  2. Create teammate in the normal creator: choose a prompt template or write a custom prompt, edit it, choose a harness, and create. Type generates the name and description, then the setup conversation confirms proposed skills, tasks, and connections before creating or adding them.
  3. Configure teammate: adjust general settings, connectors, connections, skills, tasks, notifications, and access.
  4. Start work: open a thread, mention people/apps/skills, attach files, decide whether AI should respond.
  5. Create documents and apps: ask teammates to create documents for written work or apps for structured workflows, then review them with collaborators.
  6. Review work: inspect tool calls, open previews, continue the thread, close the thread when finished, and reopen it if the work becomes active again.
  7. Manage attention: use Feed/Triage for teammate thread review, Inbox for notifications, notification preferences to control what arrives, and Command-K for navigation.

In the normal creator, these templates prefill editable prompts. Selection alone does not create skills or tasks or add connections. Custom prompts and all templates except HR Partner are public by default; HR Partner is private by default.

Template title (user-facing)Internal template IDHandle aliasesDefault visibilityConnection guidance
Data Analystdata-insightsdata-analystPublicLive reporting needs one data source; other analytics, billing, and reporting destinations are suggestions.
Product Engineerproduct-expertsoftware-engineer, product-engineerPublicRepository work needs one source code host; issue tracking, observability, analytics, docs, and chat are suggestions.
Marketing Managermarket-pulsemarketing-managerPublicDocuments, social networks, news, ads, analytics, CRM, and chat are suggestions.
Support Specialistsupport-triagesupport-specialistPublicHelpdesk, knowledge, billing, issue tracking, and an escalation destination are suggestions.
Sales Operationssales-operationsnonePublicCRM, meeting notes, email and calendar, documents, and chat are suggestions.
HR Partnerhr-partnernonePrivateATS, email and calendar, documents, meeting notes, and selected Slack channels are suggestions.