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Tasks & Kanban

Track work on a visual kanban board. AI can create, update, and move tasks on your behalf.

The kanban board

A kanban board is a simple visual way to see what's happening in your project. Tasks move left to right as they progress.

Backlog

Not started yet

Doing

Currently being worked on

Blocked

Stuck — waiting on something

Done

Finished

Creating a task

  1. 1Go to the Tasks tab in your project
  2. 2Click Add task
  3. 3Give it a clear title — describe the outcome, not the action
  4. 4Add a description with more detail if needed
  5. 5Set the status (usually Backlog to start)
  6. 6Optionally set an owner: Human (you) or AI
💡Good task title: "User can log in with email and password" — describes the outcome.
Avoid: "Do login stuff" — too vague.

Acceptance criteria

Acceptance criteria is the checklist for when a task is "done done." It removes ambiguity — both you and your AI know exactly what needs to be true before the task can move to Done.

Example for "User can reset password":

  • Reset email is sent within 30 seconds
  • Link expires after 1 hour
  • User is redirected to login after successful reset
  • Old password stops working immediately

Human vs AI owner

Every task has an owner type — this is just a signal about who's expected to do the work.

👤 Human

A task that requires human judgment, creativity, or action — like writing copy, making a product decision, or doing a user interview.

🤖 AI

A task that AI can execute — implementing a feature, writing tests, refactoring code, generating documentation.

💡This doesn't lock anything. It's just a label to help you and your AI prioritize work.

Story points

Story points are a rough estimate of how much effort a task takes. They don't represent hours — they represent complexity. Common values are 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 (Fibonacci sequence).

A "1" might be fixing a typo. A "13" might be building a whole new feature from scratch. Use them if your team finds them useful — totally optional.