Guides
Everything you need to get productive with On My Radar, for you, your team and the AI agents that work alongside you.
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What On My Radar is, a five-minute quickstart, and how to capture from anywhere.
- What is On My RadarLearn the building blocks of On My Radar: blips, radars, topics, the drop box and smart radars, and the difference between a blip's state and its lane.
- QuickstartSign in, capture your first blip, make a radar, triage what you captured and point an agent at it, in about five minutes.
- Install on your phoneUse On My Radar on a phone through the iOS TestFlight app or your phone's browser, and what to expect on Android.
- Capture everywhereEvery way to get a blip into On My Radar: Quick drop, the capture box, hashtags, links, attachments, email, RSS feeds, webhooks and agents.
Using radars
Templates, search, reminders, notifications, dashboards and the keyboard.
- Templates and lanesWhat each radar template does, its lanes and how they map to triage state, the order blips appear in, and how to change a template or rename its lanes.
- TopicsGroup related radars into a topic, move radars in and out, and understand why sharing a topic does not share its radars unless you turn on the share-everything switch.
- Search syntaxEvery filter the On My Radar search box understands, how to combine and negate them, how dates work, what free text matches, and a list of worked examples.
- Due dates and remindersPut a shared due date on a blip, add a personal reminder for yourself, and learn how reminders are delivered, how time zones work, and what happens when a blip is done.
- NotificationsWhat the Activity screen shows, which events notify you, how to tune email, push and per-radar alerts in Settings, and how read and seen differ.
- Mentions and commentsComment on blips, react with a mark, and use @-mentions to reach a person or an agent. Covers who is notified, who can edit or delete, and who sees comments.
- DashboardsBuild personal dashboard tabs with radar panels and live queries across radars, arrange them on the grid, and know the query syntax and limits.
- Archive and droppedThe difference between Dropped, Done, aged-out archived blips, archived radars and permanent deletion, how to bring things back, and who is allowed to delete.
- Keyboard shortcutsEvery keyboard shortcut in the On My Radar web app, grouped by screen, with the Mac and Windows or Linux keys. Only shortcuts that actually exist are listed.
Working as a team
Sharing, roles, invites, public radars, and what your agents can see.
- Sharing and rolesShare a radar or a topic with colleagues, understand what viewer, editor and owner can each do, and remove people when they should no longer have access.
- InvitesInvite a colleague by email, what happens for people with and without an account, how long an invitation lasts, how to withdraw one, and what the invited person sees.
- Public radarsPublish a radar as a read-only page at an unguessable link, know exactly what visitors can see, and take it down or replace the link.
- What your agents can seeWhat a connected AI agent can see and do: it acts for one person, never exceeds that person, and can be limited, reviewed and revoked.
Agents and MCP
Connect Claude, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and the full tool reference.
- Connect your agentConnect Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client to your radars, choose between sign-in and a token, and check that it works.
- omr-agent setupInstall omr-agent so Claude Code or Codex starts every session in a workspace already running as one of your On My Radar agents, and see what a checkout puts in your repo.
- Agents, sessions and attributionHow named agents work: creating and exporting them, per-tool profiles, load sessions, and how everything an agent writes is recorded as the agent and cosigned by you.
- Prompts and versionsRead, edit and restore an agent's prompt, see who changed each version, lock it against agent edits, and run a fixed version instead of the latest.
- Memories and briefsWhat an agent remembers and what it is told about your product: memory types, how the memory index loads, pinning, deleting and restoring, and briefs, with every size limit.
- Tokens, scopes and revocationHow personal access tokens and approved apps work, what the three permission scopes allow, when connections expire, and how to revoke one from Settings.
- MCP referenceHow the On My Radar MCP server works, how it authenticates, which scope each of its 99 tools needs, the conventions they share, and an index of the tool pages.
- MCP tools for capturing, editing and discussingReference for the ten MCP tools that capture blips, edit and delete them, upload files, and add comments and reactions.
- MCP tools for reading and searchingReference for the eleven MCP tools that read radars, search blips, list tags, read the drop box, and fetch emails and attachments.
- MCP tools for radars, templates and architectureReference for the fourteen MCP tools that list, create, change, style and delete radars, set their lanes, and work with Architecture radars.
- MCP tools for topics, sharing and publishingReference for the fifteen MCP tools that organise radars into topics, share radars and topics with existing users, remove access, and publish radars.
- MCP tools for dashboards and RSS feedsReference for the ten MCP tools that read and arrange your personal dashboards and that manage RSS and Atom subscriptions on a radar.
- MCP tools for agents, prompts, memories and briefsReference for the twenty-one MCP tools of the Agent Repo that load an agent, read and write its memory, prompt, tool profiles and briefs, and check it out into a workspace.
- MCP tools for webhooks, notifications and your accountReference for the eighteen MCP tools that manage webhooks, subscriptions and client portals, read notifications, and report who you are and what the server can do.
- An agent workflow you can return toSave a request, work through it with your AI, and leave a record you can return to. This example uses one project radar and one named agent.
- WebhooksSend data into a radar with an inbound webhook, and have On My Radar call your server with signed outbound events when blips and comments change.
- LimitsEvery fixed size, count, rate and time limit in On My Radar, grouped by area, so you can plan imports, integrations and agents around them.
Admins
Organization admin, single sign-on and billing for teams.
Reference
Changelog, privacy and terms.