Projects and tasks

Features

Projects and tasks

Create a project, add and reference tasks, and use the project AI planner to draft reviewable work.

Skrum is the all-in-one AI project control plane — team chat, tasks and sprints, native video meetings, and inbound code activity in one workspace, with every AI action waiting for a human yes.

A project is the container everything else scopes to. Every project has a short key (e.g. WEB, MOBILE, OPS) and tasks are numbered KEY-N — the reference is stable, sharable, and links across chat, code, and AI.

  1. Create a project. Projects page → New project. Pick a name and a two-to-six letter key. That is all you need — the project appears with a default board.
  2. Add a task. From any board column, press "+" and type the title. Enter submits. Details (assignee, labels, due date) inline-edit on the row.
  3. Plan with AI. From the project overview, describe the work you want. Skrum prepares reviewable proposals for tasks, workflow status and backlog changes, and sprints. Nothing changes until an authorized person approves each proposal.
  4. Reference tasks. Type KEY-123 in chat, in a git commit, or in an AI meeting summary — Skrum links it automatically. See Kanban and sprints for board mechanics.

FAQ

  • Can I rename a key? No — task references would break. Archive and recreate if you must change it.
  • Is there a per-workspace task ceiling? No. The cap is on projects (see Plans, limits, and credits).
  • Where do I edit permissions? In Roles and permissions.

See also: Skrum documentation