Classification

Skyelight sets a type for each new thread, such as bug, idea or feedback, and writes a one-line summary of it. Thread lists and agents show the summary in place of the start of the comment.

Types

Each workspace has its own list of types. A new workspace starts with Feedback, Idea and Bug, each with its own color and glyph.

• Anyone in the workspace can add a type, including reviewers.
• Owners and admins can rename, reorder and delete types in Configure.
• Changing the list doesn’t change the type of existing threads.

Type suggestions in the composer

When you write a new thread, a chip beside Send suggests its type. The chip shows Auto until you’ve written a few words, then updates as you type. Open the chip to see a meter showing how confident the suggestion is, and to pick any type from your workspace’s list. Once you pick a type, the chip keeps it and stops suggesting.

Type suggestions work on every plan and don’t count toward the monthly limit.

Summaries

About two seconds after a thread is posted, Skyelight writes its one-line summary. If the thread has no type yet, for example because an agent created it, Skyelight sets one at the same time.

When someone changes a thread’s type by hand, Skyelight uses that correction as an example for later classifications in the workspace.

Plan limits

On Free, the month starts on the day of the month your organization was created, not on the first of the calendar month. When the 20 are used, new threads still arrive, without a summary. They keep the type chosen in the composer, if there is one.

Data sent for classification

Two AI providers do this work:

• TypeSafe suggests the type from the comment as you write it, with the page title and path.
• Anthropic’s Claude writes the summary from the thread’s text.

Neither provider receives screenshots or page context. Skyelight doesn’t use your threads to train models.