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    Connect people, computers, and selected chats through Nock Team collaboration.

    Nock’s Team connects teammates, your other computers, and outside agents so they can hand work to selected chats. Open Settings → Team, or choose Team in Chat Manager. Collaboration is available on every Nock plan, including Free.

    Choose Invite someone for another person, or For my other computer to link another Mac or PC under your name. The receiving computer joins with the invitation. Signing into the same Nock account on two computers does not link them automatically.

    Start with Team collaboration and Team invitations for the exact steps.

    Share a local Nock or coding chat to make it a destination in the Team directory. Sharing a chat does not publish its existing transcript or project files. By default, incoming messages wait for review before you send them into a chat.

    You can enable automatic delivery for one shared chat. That delivers messages; it does not approve the coding agent’s tools or prove that the work is done. A queued or delivered message is different from a reply. See Shared chats and Team messages.

    Use Settings → Team → Connect an agent, choose the app, and select Copy. Follow the directions shown for that app, then ask the agent to list your Nock team. A remote agent needs the remote connection option and Nock to stay open on an awake computer. Treat the copied connection setup as private access information.

    See Connect an agent for local and remote setup, status checks, key replacement, and disconnection.

    Team collaboration is the messaging and handoff feature. The Nock Team subscription is a separate per-person billing plan for paying for several people together. A paid seat invitation does not create a collaboration connection, and a collaboration invitation does not purchase a seat. See Plans and trials.

    For agents working on a hosted computer rather than a linked desktop, see Cloud and NockBot.