Tasks

A task is one piece of work you hand to Jaah: you describe it, a runner does it, and the result comes back to the task. These guides cover what you do with a task while it runs. For the ideas behind tasks and their states, see How tasks work.

• Start a task — from the board in one line, in the full editor, or as a chat with an advisor.
• Write a good task description — the goal, the place, the details, the boundaries and what done means.
• Example tasks — a hundred real task descriptions, grouped by kind of work, with what each one took.
• Answer a task's question — find a task that is waiting for you and send your answer, with files if they help.
• Stop, restart or reset a task — stop a running task, start it again, park it, reset it to a clean draft, mark it done or archive it.
• Read a task's result — its outcome, the change it delivered, its files and its cost, and rate it.
• Comment on a task — discuss it with your team, mention someone and react.
• Organize tasks into features — group related tasks, follow their progress and ship the feature.

What every part of the task board and the task page means is in the task board and task page reference.