Core Features

Notifications

Notifications collects what needs your attention: review requests, assignments and mentions on your pull requests, AI-DLC review results, coworker reviews, agent changes to your notes and cards, automation runs, and resources your organization gives you.

Open notifications

Click the bell at the bottom of the sidebar, just above your avatar. The number on it is how many are unread.

Notifications are split into tabs:

  • All: everything.
  • Needs you: someone is waiting on you, such as a review request, an assignment, a mention, or changes requested on your pull request.
  • Updates: everything else, such as agent changes, automation runs, approvals, and new org resources.

Click a notification to open what it is about: the pull request, the note, the card on its board, the automation run, or the resource in its mode. Issues open in your browser.

Read and clear

  • Hover a notification to mark it read or dismiss it.
  • Use the icons at the top to mark all read, clear read, or clear all.

Cleared notifications stay cleared on every device and after a reinstall. Notifications are kept for 30 days.

Which GitHub and GitLab notifications appear

Only notifications from repositories linked to one of your projects or boards appear. Mentions in other repositories, such as open-source projects you contribute to, are left out. Pull requests and issues are shown; discussions, releases and similar items are not.

When you read a notification on GitHub or mark it done on GitLab, it is marked read in Clauge too.

What’s next

Keep going with the next topics in the docs:

Agent Agent sessions live inside a project in Workspace (the Group › Project tree — see Workspace(/docs/workspace/)). There is no separate Agent mode: expand a projec Atlas Atlas is Clauge's infinite canvas for seeing and navigating every session you have open at any zoom level.