A task card holds what you need to decide: the acceptance criteria, a checklist, documents and screenshots from the agent, and the full history of who moved it where. You accept it, or send it back with a note.
- The task stays when the agent changes, because it belongs to the role.
- A task has a state you can read: New, Taken, In progress, In review, Done.
From your words to Accept, in six lines
- You tell the lead what you need.
- The lead asks you what is unclear, with buttons.
- It writes a plan; you accept it.
- It splits the plan into tasks, one per role, each with a checklist.
- The agents work; a reviewer checks.
- The task comes to you in review: Accept, or Return with a note.
See a real one on /teams: a water-supply design team, from the first request to the accepted plan.