team

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Reviewers can select text on a review link and comment on that exact passage, which stays highlighted in the note. Typing @ suggests workspace members, and mentioning someone sends them an alert.

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Viewers and contributors in a white-labelled workspace now get password reset and email verification messages in that workspace’s brand, matching what they see in the app. Owners and admins keep NoteSurge branding.

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The Team tab can build the performance report for each client workspace and download it as a web page.

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Your own submissions now appear in the Skills tab with their status and any note from the reviewer.

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A typed JavaScript client covers notes, scheduling, the Library and analytics. The public API gains top posts and best times. Agencies can create a separate workspace for each client, each with its own connections, queue and Library and its own people and roles, and set a brand name, logo and color that clients see on review pages, invite emails and in the app.

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Submitted skills go live straight away, up to five a day per person. Every listing is labelled as community submitted and unreviewed, installing asks you to confirm, and reported skills can be taken down.

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Members can comment on a draft inside NoteSurge and @mention each other (the mention goes to your team channel). A thread can be resolved and reopened, each draft has its own history, and you are warned when someone else has the draft open or saved since you did, with a choice to overwrite. In the Compose AI panel, Continue, Feedback and Tighten work from your voice sample and standing instructions.

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Notey acts as a member of your workspace, so it should play by the same rules you do. The agent's abilities now follow the role of the person whose workspace it serves: give that seat viewer access and Notey can look things up but not draft; make it a contributor and it drafts freely but never schedules, even with agent publishing switched on. Change the role in the Team tab and Notey's next move already reflects it — no re-setup needed. On top of that, every tool call spends from a per-workspace budget, so a confused or looping request can't hammer your connected accounts.

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Ask Notey for something like "turn this essay into a week of content" or "do an archive dive — five fresh Notes from stuff I already wrote," and it now runs the whole play as a named skill instead of improvising call by call. Before anything happens, Notey shows you the plan — every step it's about to take — and only runs it once you're good with it. Three skills ship today: essay-to-week-of-content, winner-to-carousel-and-thread, and archive-dive-fresh-notes.

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Notey has been able to look things up and draft for you for a little while now — but the Team activity feed only showed the results, not what Notey actually did to get there. Now every tool Notey runs lands its own line in the feed: "Notey ran notes.list" reads differently from you scheduling a post, because it should. That covers the quiet stuff too — what Notey looked at, and when a call failed — so you can always answer "what has the agent been doing in my workspace?" without guessing.

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An org owner can set a teammate to one of three levels now: viewer, who can look but not touch; contributor, who can draft and edit but not schedule or publish; or full publisher.

Before this, anyone on the team could do anything anyone else could, which is fine until it isn’t.

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Any draft, pending, or failed note in Queue can be shared as a link now, and whoever you send it to can leave a comment with no NoteSurge account of their own.

Generate the link, send it, and their feedback shows up in your queue the moment they post it.

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You can connect more than one account on the same platform now, a personal Discord and a brand Discord, say, and pick which one a given note actually goes out through instead of being stuck with whichever one connected first.

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Owners and admins get a running feed now of who scheduled what, who edited what, who removed what, and when.

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Invite people into one shared workspace now: same connected Substack, same library, same queue, same drafts, instead of everyone needing their own disconnected account.

A workspace can hold more than one connected Substack too, and you can switch between them from the header.