Projects & Tasks
Project management, with agents on the team.
Boards, lists, saved views, milestones, and request intake: everything you expect from a mature tracker, without the migration regrets. Assign any task to a person, or to a governed AI agent.
Overview: the project at a glance
Agents as assignees
Assign it to a person. Or to an agent.
Any shared agent can be a task assignee. Start agent work with one click; coding tasks open a live sandbox session, and progress posts back to the task discussion. Project-level agent guidance tells agents how your team works.
- My tasks: one cross-project board for everything assigned to you
- Workload views include agent assignees
- Work threads keep discussion attached to each item
Connected to code
Tasks that know about your repos
Link GitHub, GitLab.com, or Azure Repos repositories to a project: mirror GitHub and GitLab issues as tasks or requests, connect pull requests to tasks, and start coding sessions straight from a task. Everything stays linked: task, session, PR, preview. A task can close itself when its pull requests merge, and pipeline deployments run from the project when it is time to release.
A project can turn on AI delivery: an agent reviews pull requests (advice only, never a merge gate) and helps refine new requests with questions and acceptance criteria. Project managers get a development status view of every piece of work in progress, no git knowledge needed.
When the assignee is an agent, the whole loop runs inside the same card.
The fundamentals
And yes, it's a serious tracker on its own.
No feature checklist surprises when you move over.
Boards & views
Kanban and list views with saved filters per project and per person.
Requests
Intake for bugs and ideas with types, triage, one-click convert to task, and links back to the support tickets behind them.
Milestones
Time buckets that group tasks and anchor planning.
Labels & areas
Tags for filtering, areas for ownership and request routing.
Members & roles
Viewer, Collaborator, Manager, Admin, per project.
Activity history
A full feed of what changed, by whom: humans and agents alike.