Organize the work.
Use projects and issues to make priorities and responsibility explicit. Keep related work connected instead of relying on an informal chain of messages.
One place to see what happens next.
Work gets lost when the plan lives in one place and the updates live somewhere else. Scoped gives the team a shared project record that people and authorized agents can contribute to.
The next person should not start from scratch.
Keep ownership, current status, and recent discussion with the work. Whether someone returns after a meeting or an agent starts a new session, the project remains the place to understand what needs attention.
Bring updates back.
A compatible agent can read context and post an issue update or comment through MCP, within the access granted to its connection.
See who changed what.
MCP activity records the authorizing person and the connection source, keeping agent contributions visible alongside the team’s work.
Shared context for people and their agents.
Scoped is the planning and work-state layer. Your external agent uses its own environment to reason and act, then returns authorized project updates to the shared record.
A closer look at ScopedScopedProject context
Projects, issues, owners, and priorities
Comments and recent activity attached to work
Workspace-specific MCP access that you can revoke
Resume a launch handoff.
A teammate asks an agent to review the current handoff issue. The agent finds two open decisions and adds a concise next-step comment under that teammate’s authorization.
Connect a compatible MCP client to the intended workspace.
Read the handoff issue and related recent context.
Post the authorized update so the team can review and continue.
A few useful answers.
Does Scoped execute my agent’s work?
No. Agents operate in their own environments. Scoped supplies work context and receives authorized changes; it is not an agent runtime or a replacement for your execution tools.
Can we choose where the project data lives?
Scoped Cloud provides managed application and database hosting. Scoped Connect uses PostgreSQL you operate. Information retrieved by an external agent may also be processed by that agent’s provider.
Does this require Aether or Charter?
No. Use Scoped independently for project coordination. Aether handles memory and Charter focuses on authorized workflows; these pages do not imply a currently available automatic integration between all three.