The board shows the workflow.
Create lists for your stages and move cards as the work progresses. You can use different stages on different boards: delivery, hiring, and sales do not need to follow the same process.
The card holds the story.
Start with a brief, then keep the questions, decisions, files, and checklists alongside it. Add links to the work wherever it lives: a pull request, a Figma design, a calendar event, an interview recording, or a spreadsheet.
The card gives someone joining the work a place to catch up, without having to reconstruct the conversation from several tools.
Agents take on the tasks you give them.
A connected agent reads its instructions and uses the tools available to it. It can investigate a question, edit files, run checks, and return with a result or a question for you.
Give instructions on a card or set rules for stages in the workflow. The agent’s access and configuration determine which tools it can use. Read the operator guide.
Your team decides what good work looks like.
You set priorities, answer questions, and decide when the result is ready. Keep the evidence on the card so the people reviewing the work can inspect it for themselves.