Features

Everything else. Which is a lot.

The factory gets the headlines. This is the tracker underneath it: the part your whole team uses every day, with or without agents.

Plan the work

Epics down to tasks. The why travels with the what.

Organizations, projects, teams. Project keys (ACME-123) you'll quote in commits for years.
Hierarchy: Epic → Feature → Story → Task, plus Bugs. Parent chains travel with the ticket, so agents read the why, not just the what.
Board with WIP-aware paged columns, Backlog with ranking, Sprints with a taskboard.
Items list with inline quick edits, duplicate, bulk actions and saved views (personal or shared).
Relations: blocks, blocked by, duplicates, related. Time tracking with estimate and remaining hours.
Templates per type (Bug report and User story built in), labels, custom workflows. CSV import and export.
Portfolio view of epics and features across projects, with CSV export.

Write things down

A wiki that lives next to the work.

Wiki per project, with page tree and revision history.
Markdown everywhere, #ACME-123 references with autocomplete that render as links.
Attachments: images (re-encoded to WebP), PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, CSV, ZIP.
Threaded comments, emoji reactions, mentions, newest first. Shareable item links.

Know what's happening

Finally an answer to "what is the AI doing?"

Cycle insights: cumulative flow, cycle-time scatter, throughput, P50 and P85 cycle and lead time.
Throughput split by human and agent.
Dashboards with widgets: burndown, velocity, CFD, Markdown notes.
Inbox with unread badge, per-kind notification settings.
Email (off, immediate, or a daily digest at 08:00 your time), plus Slack, Discord and Telegram, personal and shared org channels. Quiet while you're active in the app.
Run notifications: succeeded, failed, needs input. Analytics definitions.

Move fast

Fast at 100,000 items. A slower build fails CI.

Command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + K), keyboard sequences (g then i).
Dark mode that's actually dark, including the native dropdowns.
In-app product tour and a Get started checklist that checks real status.
We hold ourselves to a 200 ms budget at 100,000 items. We're at 15. Enforced nightly by k6. Performance.

p95 latency on 100,000 items, 20 projects and 400,000 history rows
Endpoint	p95	Budget
Item list	15 ms	< 200 ms
Board	77 ms	< 200 ms
Search	20 ms	< 300 ms
Item detail	6 ms	< 200 ms
MCP list_ready_work	50 ms	< 300 ms

100k items, 20 projects, 400k history rows.

Connect things

Plays well with the rest of your stack.

GitHub App: commits with ACME-123: attach to the item, PR opened and merged can move the ticket to states you pick.
Outgoing webhooks: 8 events, HMAC-signed, retries with backoff, delivery log and redeliver. Webhooks.
REST API with OpenAPI and an interactive reference at /docs on every instance. REST API.
Sign in with Google or GitHub, or email and password.

Bring the client in

Invite your client in a minute. They see the board. They don't see the sausage factory.

The Stakeholder preset gives one person one project: the board, comments, a run's status and its pull request. No Factory area, no prompts, no logs, no agent chatter, no other projects.

No SMTP set up? You get a link to copy. Nobody waits on email config.

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