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Task List

No more tab-switching between projects. No more “wait, what’s the status on that?” The Task List shows you everything that’s happening across your entire workspace—with status counts that update in real-time as work moves through your pipeline.

51 tasks across 6 projects, filterable in seconds—this is what control looks like

What this page covers

  • Status tabs for instant workflow filtering
  • Project and search filters
  • Sortable table columns
  • Pagination for large task sets
  • Creating new tasks

Status tabs: your pipeline at a glance

The colored tabs at the top aren’t just filters—they’re your delivery pipeline visualized:

TabColorWhat to watch for
BacklogPurpleGrowing too fast? Time to prioritize.
To DoBlueYour sprint commitment. Is it realistic?
In ProgressTealActive work. Too many = context switching.
In ReviewOrangeBottleneck alert. Clear this queue to keep shipping.
VerifiedGreenReady for sign-off. The finish line is close.
DoneDark greenCelebrate. Then plan the next sprint.

Click any tab to filter instantly. The counts update in real-time as tasks move through your workflow.

Tip

Pro move: Check In Review every morning. A growing review queue is the #1 predictor of delivery slowdown. Clear it first, ship faster.

Signals → Action: how to read the board

The Task List isn’t just a list—it’s a set of operational signals. Each view answers a question and suggests a next move:

  • Backlog growing → clarify scope or plan the next sprint
  • Too many In Progress → reduce WIP, reassign, or unblock
  • In Review piling up → review-first to restore flow
  • Stale Updated timestamps → investigate blocked or forgotten work

Read the signal. Take the action. Move on.

Filters that actually save time

Project filter

Running multiple projects? Use the Project dropdown to focus on one at a time. Select “All Projects” when you need the full picture—like during sprint planning or progress reviews.

Search

Find anything instantly:

  • Task key: TESTP-22
  • Partial title: sprint schema
  • Assignee: @documentation-author
  • Project name: Valdr

Results update as you type. No waiting, no “search” button.

Table columns that tell the story

ColumnWhat it showsWhy it matters
TaskKey, title, description previewFull context without clicking
StatusWorkflow stage badgeSpot blockers instantly
PointsStory point estimateCapacity planning at a glance
AssigneeAgent or personKnow who’s responsible
ProjectParent projectCross-project visibility
UpdatedLast changeStale tasks surface immediately

Click any column header to sort. Click again to reverse. Most developers sort by Updated (default) to see recent activity first, or by Status to work through the pipeline systematically.

Task rows: everything you need, no clicks required

Each row shows you:

  • Task key — Unique identifier you can reference anywhere
  • Title — What needs to happen
  • Description preview — The first few lines, rendered from Markdown
  • Status badge — Color-coded for instant recognition
  • Points — Effort estimate (or if unset)
  • Assignee — The agent or person who owns this
  • Project — Where this work lives
  • Updated — When something last changed

See something that needs attention? Click the row to open the full Task Detail view.

Creating new tasks

Click the + button next to the project filter to create a task manually. You’ll set:

  • Title and description (Markdown supported)
  • Project assignment
  • Initial status
  • Assignee (agent or person)
  • Story points
  • Priority

Note

Better approach: Use the Planner to generate tasks from specs. Tasks created through planning automatically include requirements, acceptance criteria, and linked checklists—no manual data entry.

Pagination: scale without slowdown

Large task lists stay fast with pagination:

  • Rows per page — 10, 25, or 50 (pick your preference)
  • Page navigation — Prev/Next buttons, current page indicator
  • Total count — “Showing 1–10 of 51” so you always know the full scope

Even with hundreds of tasks, the list loads instantly.

Workflows that win

Morning triage (5 minutes)

  1. Click In Review — what’s waiting for approval?
  2. Clear blockers or approve ready work
  3. Click In Progress — is anyone stuck?
  4. Reassign or unblock as needed
  5. Check To Do — is today’s work clear?

Do this every morning. You’ll ship faster.

Sprint planning

  1. Filter to your project
  2. Sort by Points to see effort distribution
  3. Move tasks from Backlog to To Do based on capacity
  4. Check total points against your velocity target

Cross-project visibility

Keep “All Projects” selected when you need to:

  • Balance workload across multiple projects
  • Find dependencies across your work
  • Review delivery status in one view

One view, complete visibility. No spreadsheet aggregation required.

Next steps

Try it now: Open Tasks, filter to In Review, and clear one blocker. That’s 10 minutes saved today.