Sinatra adds Telegram for coding-agent tasks
What changed: Sinatra now lets teams assign and steer coding tasks through Telegram, joining Linear, GitHub, Slack and the terminal, while expanding workspace plans.
Why it matters: This puts a messaging interface alongside the systems where engineering work is already tracked and reviewed. For teams weighing Sinatra, the relevant change is not Telegram alone; it is whether task control remains coherent when requests originate outside the usual coding surface.
Do this: In Sinatra, run one bounded coding task from Telegram and compare its assignment, steering, and handoff trail with the same task started from Linear.
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What changed on the tools' own sites
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Changes we spotted on each tool's own website since the last issue.
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