“The new planning and tracking work keeps project management right beside my code. I no longer reach for spreadsheets or third-party tools that go stale the moment I close the tab.
Dana Whitfield // Engineering Manager
BBrightloom
Open threads, split them into tasks, track how they relate, add fields that match your process, and keep the conversation next to the commit. Plan whole releases as tables or boards.
Project tables read like a spreadsheet and behave like a workspace: filter, sort, and group threads and merge requests live. Shape them with custom fields and saved views.
Take a knotty thread apart with task lists and follow each piece with live progress markers. Promote any task into its own thread and walk back up the hierarchy whenever you need the full picture.
Latest round of playtests came back and the sprite animations drift a little. Good news is it is not by much, so we should be able to squeeze this into the current sprint.
Write in rich markdown, mention teammates, react with emoji, clear things up with attachments, and pull in references from commits, merge requests, releases, and deploys. Assign contributors and teams, or drop the thread into a milestone. All on one timeline.
Thanks @keisaacson! Here is a walkthrough clip covering the proposed changes.
Save a view per sprint, backlog, team, or release. Rank, group, sort, and filter threads to suit the moment — then switch between table, board, and timeline.
No mouse? No problem. Every action you can take with a pointer has a shortcut or a command. Filter, sort, group, and assign — your hands never leave the keys.
Track the metadata that matters — iterations, priority, story points, dates, notes, and links. Add custom fields to any project table and edit them straight from the thread sidebar.
See the health of the current iteration, a milestone, or any custom field you define. Spot the bottlenecks and the threads holding the team back, straight from the burn-up chart.
Speed up planning with workflows. Triage threads on arrival, set custom field values, react to changes, or schedule something on a cadence. You can even tee them up to run a pipeline.
Read, open, and manage threads in the browser, in your favourite terminal, or from a phone or tablet.
Read, update, and open threads without ever leaving your terminal.
Open and manage threads on the move with our native iOS and Android apps.
“The new planning and tracking work keeps project management right beside my code. I no longer reach for spreadsheets or third-party tools that go stale the moment I close the tab.
Epic description
Now that the new renderer is settled (see #824) there is follow-up work to land. Let's use this thread for tracking. First pass at the outstanding todos below.