Let agents manage your projects.
See what's open, who did what and when, and where every project stands. Status, decisions, and handoffs live in notes that you and your agents keep current.
01.
One overview across all the moving parts.
When several agents work several projects, the status lives in too many chat logs to check. Keep pulls it into notes that stay current.
02.
Catch up in one question, not five chat logs.
Ask where something ended up and the answer comes from the status note, the latest handoff, and the open items.
Agent request · Billing migration
Where did the billing migration end up?
- Note
- Billing migration, revision 9
- Handoff
- Codex session, yesterday
- Open
- 2 unchecked items
Current state
Webhooks moved Friday and the old endpoints are gone. Codex handed off after the dunning emails, with two items still open.
The note lists both: retry logic behind a flag, and the final cutover check.
From one project note and its history
Where did the billing migration end up?
- Note: Billing migration, revision 9
- Handoff: Codex session, yesterday
- Open: 2 unchecked items
Current state:
Webhooks moved Friday and the old endpoints are gone. Codex handed off after the dunning emails, with two items still open.
The note lists both: retry logic behind a flag, and the final cutover check.
From one project note and its history.
03.
The overview that survives between check-ins.
A stand-up covers what people remember. The project notes cover what actually happened, including the sessions you weren't in.
04.
Questions about planning with agents.
Can agents update the plan themselves?
Yes. Agents read and update the same notes you do, and every change is recorded as a named revision with a diff. If an agent gets it wrong, restore the earlier version.
How do I see what changed while I was away?
Open the note's revision history. Each entry names the author, human or agent, with what was added and removed, so catching up takes a minute instead of a scroll through transcripts.
Does this replace my project management tool?
Keep holds the context: status, decisions, and handoffs that humans and agents share. Tickets and boards can stay where they are. Your agents just stop asking you what happened.