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The web app ​

The pages people use, and animated walkthroughs of its main features, drawn from the web app's invented example data. Regenerate the pictures with pnpm screenshots and the walkthroughs with pnpm screenshots walkthroughs (tools/screenshots).

Pages ​

Tasks board. Waiting for you, answered on each row, then every task by status.

The Tasks board: the sidebar, then Waiting for you with Approve, option and Answer buttons on its rows, then the In progress, Open, Blocked, Parked and Done groups.The Tasks board: the sidebar, then Waiting for you with Approve, option and Answer buttons on its rows, then the In progress, Open, Blocked, Parked and Done groups.

Task page. Markdown text, Done when, activity and the task's facts.

The page of the bug web-b2r6: its description with headings, lists and a code block, a Done when checklist, activity and a comment box, beside a panel of its status, priority, assignee, type, project, epic and labels.The page of the bug web-b2r6: its description with headings, lists and a code block, a Done when checklist, activity and a comment box, beside a panel of its status, priority, assignee, type, project, epic and labels.

Focus. The decisions waiting for you, one at a time.

Focus on the decision web-d4x1: three options keyed A, B and C, a Note field, Not now and Answer.Focus on the decision web-d4x1: three options keyed A, B and C, a Note field, Not now and Answer.

Phone.

The Tasks board at phone width, with each waiting row's answer on a line under its title.The Tasks board at phone width, with each waiting row's answer on a line under its title.

Sign-in and agent approval. Pages the Worker serves itself.

The sign-in page: the Ntasks logo, Sign in to Ntasks and a Sign in with GitHub button.The sign-in page: the Ntasks logo, Sign in to Ntasks and a Sign in with GitHub button.The agent approval page: the agent's name and address, the access it asks for, the account, where the answer returns to, a project checklist, Deny and Allow.The agent approval page: the agent's name and address, the access it asks for, the account, where the answer returns to, a project checklist, Deny and Allow.

Walkthroughs ​

Answer a decision ​

The cursor picks the recommended option of a decision in Waiting for you, the decision leaves the list, and the task that waited on it moves from Blocked to Open with its Claim button.The cursor picks the recommended option of a decision in Waiting for you, the decision leaves the list, and the task that waited on it moves from Blocked to Open with its Claim button.

Pick an option and answer. The work your decision held becomes ready for an agent to claim.

See who works on what ​

A held task's row shows the helper its agent works for and its last activity; the cursor opens it, and the page shows the assignee, last activity, next step, branch and pull request.A held task's row shows the helper its agent works for and its last activity; the cursor opens it, and the page shows the assignee, last activity, next step, branch and pull request.

Each task shows the agent that holds it, the helper doing the work, its branch, its pull request, its next step and when it last moved.

Know what shipped ​

Waiting for you lists work waiting for merge and for deploy, then the Done view shows tasks marked Built, Merged and Live, and one marked No proof.Waiting for you lists work waiting for merge and for deploy, then the Done view shows tasks marked Built, Merged and Live, and one marked No proof.

Work closed with a commit or a pull request shows whether its change is built, merged or live, moved on by the merge and deploy signals your repository sends (Delivery). Work closed with no proof says so.

Approve exactly what you saw ​

An approval names its action, environment, scope and verification; the cursor approves it and the task shows Done, Approved; then an approval Claude recorded for a person shows the person's words and a Dispute button.An approval names its action, environment, scope and verification; the cursor approves it and the task shows Done, Approved; then an approval Claude recorded for a person shows the person's words and a Dispute button.

An approval covers the action, environment and scope you read, and nothing beyond it. An answer an agent relays from a chat shows your words, and you can dispute it.

Set it up in one step ​

On a new deployment's setup page, the cursor types the AUTH_SECRET, which shows masked, and presses Create the GitHub App.On a new deployment's setup page, the cursor types the AUTH_SECRET, which shows masked, and presses Create the GitHub App.

A new deployment asks for one secret. Its first page creates the GitHub app people sign in with.

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