Tasks & backlog

Create, route, revise, and complete app-native or connected work.

Create tasks from a project or the all-project view. Set an assignee, a runtime and model, attachments, whether the task waits in the backlog or goes straight to the planner, whether it runs on the project or group runner, and any task it should wait for.

In the supervised flow, approve the plan or send it back with notes, and the agent plans again. The brief itself – title and description – is editable while the task is in the backlog; after that, notes at the gate are how you change the ask. A backlog task can also skip planning and go straight to build.

During execution, answer the agent's questions and retry a failure once you have fixed its cause (from the last step, from the beginning, or fresh on another runtime). Git-backed tasks end with pull-request review and merge; local projects without Git end with a file diff under Review changes → Approve local changes.

Other controls on a task: park it and resume it later, set its priority, make it private, and change which runner it uses – that last one restarts the task, so it asks first. The author can delete a task while it sits in the backlog; owners and admins can delete one at any stage.