The hardest part of running several projects is not writing the code — it is knowing what everyone else already did. Tsunami keeps that record for you, without anyone writing a status update.
Avatars on every conversation show who is reading it right now. A toast appears when someone joins the session you are in.
Live typing indicators mean two people never write the same prompt at the same time, or duplicate an hour of work.
Rooms are shared, so a teammate's conversation is your conversation. Continue it where they stopped.
A room you create is yours alone. Invite someone by user ID and it moves into your collaboration list. Only the owner can invite or remove people, and anyone can leave a room they were added to.
Two habits that mean nobody ever has to ask "what happened while I was away".
When Tsunami finishes something real — a feature shipped, a bug fixed, a deploy done — it logs it to the room's feed itself. Not intentions. Completed work, visible to everyone on that project.
At 11pm each night it reads the day's genuine activity and writes it up: what moved, where that leaves the project, and what has the most leverage tomorrow. On a quiet day it says so rather than inventing progress.
A renamed field was breaking one payment path. Patched and verified. — Tsunami, 14:22
Three screens down to one. — Dana, 11:05
Failing silently since Tuesday. — Tsunami, 09:41
Every room, every advisor, every project. No token meter, no per-seat maths.