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Home is the first screen you see when you log in — a greeting hero with a central chat input and two live sections that update as you work.

What you'll find on Home:

Chat input – Ask questions, kick off tasks, or create boards directly from the home prompt.
Jump back in – A cross-workspace feed of your most recent tasks. "All tasks" links to the workspace Tasks tab.
Recently updated – Cross-workspace documents and boards that have changed recently.

Workspace navigation:

From any workspace, three tabs organize your work:

Projects tab (/{workspace}/projects) – All your documents and boards, browseable by project. At the top of this tab, two sections appear when populated:
- Pinned — items the workspace owner has pinned for the whole team. Useful for surfacing key boards or documents everyone on the workspace should see. To pin an item, open any document or project, click the three-dot menu (⋯), and choose Pin to workspace. Pinned items appear at the top of the Projects tab for every workspace member. Only workspace owners can pin. Pinned is different from Subscribed: Subscribed items appear only for the individual subscriber, while Pinned items appear for everyone.
- Subscribed — documents and boards you've individually subscribed to. These appear only for you.
Below those sections, the full file browser lists everything else in the workspace.
Tasks tab (/{workspace}/tasks) – A searchable, type-filterable list of every task you've started. Use this to find and reopen past tasks without scrolling through chat.
Digest tab (/{workspace}/digest) – Daily agent-generated Highlights, upcoming scheduled documents, and your pinned and subscribed items in one at-a-glance view. Highlights are a daily AI-curated feed of notable activity across your connected sources - things Surfboard thinks you'd want to know without having to go look. Rate individual Highlights with 👍 or 👎 to teach Surfboard what's worth surfacing for you. Use the Digest tab for a morning catch-up without opening individual boards.