Tasks & Workflows
A task is the unit of work — and a rich one. It carries who's on it, what it's blocked by, how long it's taken, and where it is in your process, with the types and statuses set the way your team already works.
A rich work item
Each task has an assignee and a reporter, a priority and a status, estimates and logged time, labels, and links to other tasks. Watch one to follow it, or leave a comment — it's the full record of a piece of work.
Your reference data
Task types are organized into four levels, so an initiative nests over epics, standard items like stories and bugs, and their subtasks. Statuses, priorities, resolutions, and link types are yours to define and compose into each project's workflow — while labels, versions, and components are set per project.
Workflows
A workflow gives a task type its statuses and the moves allowed between them — so a task goes from one status to the next along paths you set, not any which way. A transition can require a resolution, to record how the task ended.
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Plan, track, and ship work next to your content and code.
Write rich specs, break them into requirements, track each as a task.
Track what ships in each version and hit dated milestones.
Kanban boards and sprints to run the work.