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Project Breakdown

Project Breakdown lets you compare every project in your workspace without opening them one at a time. See which projects are moving, which are stalled, and where work is piling up — all from a single view.

Project Breakdown — KPI cards, flow mix chart, and Backlog Pressure perspective

KPI cards

The top row shifts focus to project-level metrics:

CardWhat it tells you
Projects TrackedTotal projects in scope for the selected time range.
Total TasksSum of all tasks within the selected window, across all projects.
Backlog LoadCount of tasks sitting in To Do status. Low is good — it means work is being picked up.
In ProgressTasks currently being executed. Watch for this growing without corresponding completions.
Tracked SprintsOpen and closed sprint records in the window.
CompletionOverall completion percentage with a count of done tasks.

Project Flow Mix chart

The center chart is a stacked bar graph showing task distribution by status for each project. Six status categories are represented: Backlog, To Do, In Progress, In Review, Verified, and Done.

What to look for:

  • A project that’s mostly “Done” with a thin Backlog = healthy, shipping steadily.
  • A project heavy on Backlog or To Do with little In Progress = stalled or under-staffed.
  • A tall In Review bar = review is the bottleneck for that project.

Toggle individual status categories on or off using the legend buttons below the chart.

Project Perspectives carousel

Four perspectives provide deeper project-level signals:

PerspectiveWhat it shows
Backlog PressureProjects ranked by queued workload size. Large backlogs relative to total tasks signal intake exceeding capacity.
Review QueueProjects with the most tasks waiting for review. A clogged review queue slows the entire pipeline.
Sprint DensityHow many sprints each project is running or has closed. Sparse sprint activity may indicate ad-hoc delivery without structure.
Completion WatchProjects sorted by completion percentage. Spot which projects are closest to done — or furthest behind.

Each perspective card is clickable, linking directly to the project or filtered task view for immediate action.

Next steps

  • Use Agent Workload Pulse to check whether agent capacity matches project demand.
  • Open Sprints to create delivery cycles for projects with large backlogs.
  • Drill into Agent Drilldown to understand resource consumption per project’s agents.