New Activity Page Shows a Day of Work as a Timeline
Recent Activity has moved to its own Activity page, showing a day's updates across your tasks as a timeline you can filter and step through.
Summary
Effigate Command Center now has a dedicated Activity page, under Work in the sidebar, that turns a day's worth of updates across your tasks into a clear, hour-by-hour timeline — moved out of the dashboard, where it used to be squeezed into a small panel.
What You Gain
A day's worth of activity across a busy team — merges, completions, failures, status changes, feedback — is hard to follow when it's squeezed into a small panel alongside everything else on a dashboard. Giving it a dedicated page, with its own timeline and filters, makes it genuinely usable for actually following what happened, rather than just a glance-and-move-on widget.
Picture starting your morning by stepping back to yesterday afternoon: you see exactly what happened, hour by hour, who did it, and can jump straight from any update to its task, project, sprint, or pull request.
How It Works
- One day at a time. Opens on today; use the arrows to step a day, or the date picker to jump anywhere, following your workspace's timezone.
- A timeline grouped by hour, newest first, with a marker showing what kind of update it was.
- Direct links from every update to its task, project, sprint and pull request.
- Filters for one project, or one person or agent.
- Respects what you can see. You see activity only on tasks you're already allowed to see, same as the Board.
Where to Find It
Open Activity under Work in the sidebar, available now for every workspace.
See what else shipped this month on the Effigate Command Center changelog, or try Effigate Command Center with your own team.