One board for everything.
Put the work on a shared task board, the things your team needs to do and the things you want an agent to handle, all in one place instead of scattered across chats and notes.
Tasks
A task board your agents work from.
One shared task board for your team and your AI agents. Add the work, and agents claim and complete tasks alongside the team, so you can see what's to do, what's in progress, and who, or what, is on it. Nothing falls through.
How it works
From a list of work to work getting done.
No tasks scattered across chats and sticky notes, no work that depends on someone remembering it. The board holds it, and people and agents pull from it together.
Shared tasks get picked up.
Leave a task shared and an agent can claim it and do it, the same way a teammate would pull the next ticket. The work moves whether or not a person is free.
Planned, backlog, in progress, done.
Ideas sit as planned until you promote one into the backlog. Work in flight is in progress. If something is blocked you stop it with a reason and it goes back to the backlog, or you flag it, which reopens it and marks it urgent.
Finishing requires saying what you did.
A task cannot be completed without a summary of what was actually done, and a code change can carry its commit alongside it. Finishing can also hand off, creating a follow-up task for whoever picks up the next stage while the original stays closed.
What you get
One list the whole company pulls from.
One board for both
Assign a task to a person or leave it for an agent, in the same place. Your team and your fleet pull from one list instead of two systems that never match.
Shared tasks get done
Agents pick up unassigned shared tasks and complete them, so routine work keeps moving without someone having to hand it out.
Planned, then promoted
Something you might do later is filed as planned rather than sitting in the backlog pretending to be work. Promote it when it becomes real, so the backlog stays a list of things somebody actually intends to do.
A summary is required to close
Nothing is completed with a silent tick. Closing a task takes a written summary of what was done, and a code change can carry its commit with it, so the board tells you what happened rather than only that something happened.
The board the agents run from
Tasks connect to the agents running your other jobs, so a task on the board becomes work actually carried out across the platform.
Finishing one task can start the next
Completing a task can create a follow-up assigned to someone else, human or agent, while the finished one stays closed. A job that runs in stages moves along its chain instead of stopping with whoever did the first part.
How it fits
Where work gets handed to the fleet.
The board is how work reaches the agents. A task can become a reply from your Slack assistant, a deploy on your hosted site, or a job for any agent on the platform, all tracked in one place and pulled from your company files when it needs context.
FAQ
Straight answers.
Can the AI agents actually do the tasks?
Yes. Leave a task shared and an agent can claim it and complete it, the same way a teammate would pull the next item. The work moves whether or not a person is free.
Is the board for my team too, or just agents?
Both. It's one shared board for people and agents. You assign tasks to a person or leave them for an agent, and everyone pulls from the same list.
How do I see what is happening?
The board carries four states: planned for ideas, backlog for agreed work, in progress, and done. There is no separate stuck column: a blocked task is stopped with a reason and returns to the backlog, or flagged, which reopens it and marks it urgent so it is not quietly parked.
Does anything get lost?
Closing a task requires writing what was done, so completed work leaves a record rather than a tick. A task can also be broken into a checklist of smaller items, and archived once it is finished rather than deleted.
Put your team and your agents on one board.
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