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One question, several AIs, a lead, reviewers, rounds, and an agreed answer.

Quick, Compare, Consensus and Deep set how many seats take part and for how many rounds.

Continue with Apple, Google or Microsoft; one account across the three apps; what syncs and what never does.

The keys the desktop app answers to.

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok each have a chair, and each chair has a lead model and a reviewing model.

The catalogue, custom endpoints, and how a chair takes another vendor's model.

Each seat chooses how it is powered, separately from the account's default.

What credit is, how it is spent, and when you would rather bring a key.

A seat powered by the vendor's own command-line agent, on the subscription you already have.

Send a discussion to your Mac, where the seats, the keys and the checkout are.

The owner's switch that lets teammates send turns to the Mac running a shared discussion.

The replay of proven checks on the final code, and why only tests that have caught a mistake are used.

Review your working tree, a file or a selection from the editor; findings become squiggles.

Keys like LTB-12, stages on the board, types, priorities and labels.

How the ticket layer is organised, who is told what, and how work is grouped into releases.

Inviting teammates, what sharing means, roles, and a lapsed plan making shared work read-only.

The four controls that tie AI spend to work: tickets only, cost by project and release, a ceiling per discussion, and budget alerts.

Mention the bot and a discussion starts; the thread is its mirror and the answer comes back as a reply.

What each plan includes and costs, and how to change or cancel.

How the monthly allowance works, how to add credit, and how to keep it to one bill.

Keep the answer that mattered at the top of the discussion, on every device.

Where the feedback door is on each app, what the report contains, and where it goes.

A CLI seat's sign-in could not be renewed. Sign in to the CLI again from a terminal.

Detection re-run with Test; the app and the command line share one store.

What the room decides on its own, where you stay in control, what to log and export for an auditor, and which team settings to turn on.

Keys encrypted at rest; prompts through our servers only on Our Keys, or on the web; the Mac's own paths stay on the Mac.

The help centre's Messages tab, email, what to include, and where security reports go.