Decisions change during the day. Record one in seconds, with why and what you ruled out, so everyone sees it now and remembers it later.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client with a project token. An agent can check whether something is already decided, ask a question with options, read ratified decisions, and report what it did.
Under a minute, once a day. You write four short fields: yesterday, today, blocked, and what is new. Mood is optional. That is the only input Tynbo asks for.
Neither. There are no boards, sprints, scores or rankings. Tynbo turns small daily signals into one brief so everyone understands what matters today.
No. Tynbo uses real records and plain rules. Every line you see maps to something a person or an agent actually recorded. There is no AI-written summary, no fuzzy matching and no score for any person.
A decision an owner or admin has confirmed. Members can record a decision, and it waits as proposed until someone with authority ratifies it. Ratified decisions can later be superseded or retired, and they are flagged for review after a date you choose.
Yes, through a project token and an MCP connection. Agents can ask whether something is already decided, ask a new question, read ratified decisions and report their work. They have no login, never see check-ins, moods or personal notes, and anything they propose waits for a person.
No, and Tynbo says so. Agent work is always labelled Agent-reported, or Agent work entered by a named teammate. It is never shown as verified.
Everyone on the team can read them. A share link lets you show decisions only, from a period you choose, to someone outside the team. You can turn a link off at any time, and it expires on its own.
No. Decisions and agent connections are part of the same plan. Agents are not paid seats.