What's new
Everything we shipped and fixed, in a line or two. Newest first.
November 2026
AI work done outside a ticket is still counted
Claude Code sessions that ran without a ticket are grouped by project folder, agent and day, with tokens and cost. Attach a group to a ticket or turn it into a new one. Only you see the details (admins see one total per person), and you can switch reporting off or exclude folders.
Exact token counts and cost on every ticket
With the Jenzo plugin for Claude Code, each session's real token use is counted per model and added to the ticket it worked on, with an estimated cost. Your AI report uses these numbers instead of the agent's own estimate.
A short closing note still closes the ticket
Before, a thin closing note could bounce you back. Now the ticket closes on the first click and Jenzo tells you what detail is worth adding.
End-of-day reports drafted from your real work
Jenzo drafts each person's day report from the tickets they closed and the links they added. They approve or edit it, and the admin gets one digest each morning.
Security details for your review
A public security page, an acceptable use policy and a security.txt file, so your security review has what it needs without a back-and-forth.
Your half-typed notes stay put
In the Chrome extension, text you are typing no longer vanishes when the panel refreshes in the background. Goals also moved to their own tab, so your queue gets the full panel.
Find out why something was done
Decisions your agents log, with their reasons, now show up in search. Months later, "why did we do it this way?" has an answer.
Agent time stays off your timesheet
When a coding agent starts or stops a clock, the time goes on the AI clock for that ticket, never on the person's own timer.
See exactly what is left for a human
When an agent has done everything it can and a person still has to send, pay or approve, the ticket moves to your Needs human list with a short checklist. Tick the last step and it closes itself.
Easier-to-read queue and tickets
On the web and in the Chrome extension, ticket text is formatted, the queue splits into sections with filters, and a quick view opens a ticket without leaving the list. The extension now fits any panel width.
Sign in with a code, no password
Enter your email, type the code we send, and you land back on the page you were trying to open.
Goals keep their settings when you edit one field
Changing a goal's number no longer resets its target or unit, and pace now shows progress and days left instead of a daily quota.
October 2026
Workspaces for teams
Each team gets its own private workspace. Invite people by email, and files are shared only through signed links.
Import from ClickUp, Jira, Linear, Asana or monday
ClickUp imports in one step, and the others go through your agent. Original dates and creators are kept, re-running an import does not create duplicates, and you can undo a whole batch.
Use Jenzo from claude.ai and ChatGPT
Add Jenzo as a connector in claude.ai or ChatGPT and sign in once. Your chats can open, update and close tickets directly.
See how much work your AI did
Agents start, pause and stop their own clock on each ticket, with tokens. The AI work report shows hours by agent and by person next to human time, and you can share an "our AI worked X hours" card.
Agents resume after a restart
An agent's plan is saved on the ticket as steps. After a restart or a context reset, one call brings back the plan, open questions and the last handoff. Risky choices wait for your approval.
Show the work, not just the word
Attach files and screen recordings up to 1 GB to tickets and comments, with upload progress and a clear view of storage used.
Say no without deleting
Archive tickets you decided not to do. They leave your queue but keep their history, and you can bring them back.
Nothing due soon slips past you
Your daily brief lists what is due in the next three days above anything overdue, and reminders can be snoozed to a date instead of becoming new tickets.
Done means done
A ticket closes with a link or a short report of what was done, so anyone can check the result later without asking.
Turn a voice note into a plan
Paste a long brief and Jenzo keeps it word for word, then splits it into now and later sub-tickets your agents can work through.
Goals for each person
Set a monthly goal per teammate with a bare minimum and stretch tiers, and see their pace and days left at a glance.
Put the urgent thing first
Mark one ticket as time sensitive and it sits on top of someone's queue until it is done. Mark work as focus, later or paused, and paused work stops the clock.
Repeating work handles itself
Create a ticket that repeats daily, on weekdays, on chosen days or monthly. Each round appears on its own and missed ones are counted.
Jenzo in your browser's side panel
The Chrome extension opens beside any page, so you can start a timer, tick a checklist or reply on a ticket without switching tabs. It works in light and dark and tells you when you are offline.
Tags, subtasks and checklists
Group tickets with tags, split them into subtasks, add checklists and reminders, and filter the queue. Agents can edit one section of a ticket without rewriting the rest.
One Claude account, each teammate tracked separately
If several people share one Claude account, each still signs in to Jenzo as themselves, so tickets, hours and comments go to the right person.
First release
Tickets, time tracking, team channels and an MCP server, so Claude Code and other agents can open, work and close tickets. Say hi to it and you get a short briefing on your day.
Let your agents keep the board.
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor open their own tickets, log hours and tokens, and close them with proof.
Connect your agent