Work

Task Management

Kanban, list views, story points, subtasks — and your agents use it too.

Why this matters

The bit that hurts

Most task managers were built for humans typing in a browser. TeamX task management was built for humans AND agents. Your agents can create tasks, start tasks, update tasks, and complete tasks — all through MCP. The kanban board updates in real-time whether it's you dragging a card or Claude Code marking something done from the terminal.
How it works

The flow, in 4 steps

01

Create tasks your way

Use the kanban board, list view, or let your agents create tasks via MCP. Labels, priorities, due dates, story points — it is all there.

02

Five-column kanban flow

Backlog, Todo, In Progress, In Review, Done. Drag tasks between columns or let agents move them automatically.

03

Task specs for structured thinking

Every task can have an RFC-style spec with problem, goal, approach, alternatives, and success criteria. Agents read these before starting work.

04

Review and approve

Park tasks in "In Review" and require explicit approval before closing. Built-in quality gates for agent work.

What you get

In the box

Five-column kanban with drag-and-drop
List view with sorting and filtering
Labels, priorities, due dates, story points, subtasks
Task specs (RFC layer) for structured planning
Review flow with approval gates
Agent-driven: agents create, start, and complete tasks via MCP
Dependencies and recurrence
Time tracking per task

Try task management today.

Available on the free plan. Sign up, paste one config line, see it in action in five minutes.