Create a task: description, subtasks, attachments, and comments

1. Click Add task at the top right, or the plus button on an individual column.
2. Enter the task name — the only required field.
3. Status, priority, and category are already pre-filled sensibly. Adjust them if needed, along with the description, due date, milestone, project, customer, parent task, week, estimated hours, tags, and assignees.
4. Click Create.

Clicking a column's plus button sets that column's status as the pre-selected value directly.

The description field is a Markdown editor. You insert images directly via the clipboard or drag and drop — for an already-saved task, they're uploaded as an attachment right away; for a new task being created, once you click Create.

Click a card on the board, or a row in the list. On the left are Description, Subtasks, Decision context, Attachments, and Comments (plus Code, once linked GitHub pull requests or commits exist); on the right, under Properties, every structured field. Every change saves immediately — there's no separate save button.

The title, and the reason field for "Blocked", only apply your input once you leave the field or press Enter; Escape discards the change.

1. Click the plus icon in the Subtasks area.
2. Type the name and confirm with Enter. The subtask inherits the category, Todo status, and Medium priority.
3. Click a subtask to open its own detail — with the same fields as any other task.

Subtasks never show up as their own card on the kanban board; they only appear collapsed under their parent task, both on the card and in the detail view.

Expand Attachments at the bottom left. You can upload several files at once, up to 100 MB per file. The list shows file size, upload date, and who uploaded the file.

You can delete your own attachments at any time; someone else's attachments only as an Admin or Owner of the organization — without that role, Project Manager reports an error.

1. Write your text at the bottom in the comment field.
2. Type @ followed by letters to search team members; choose with the arrow keys and Enter or Tab, or click the person.
3. Send the comment with Enter. For a line break without sending, use Shift+Enter.

Mentioned people get a notification.

The Decision context area is an AI feature (marked accordingly) and shows semantically similar past tasks with estimated and actual hours, plus matching Knowledgebase entries. It doesn't fill in any fields automatically — it's for orientation only.

Click the trash icon in the card menu (three dots) or the detail header, and confirm the dialog. Only then is the task gone for good.