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11 articles tagged views
Gantt chart with dependencies
Learn to plan on Taskfolk's Timeline: read the Gantt, drag bars to reschedule, draw Blocks/Relates/Duplicates dependencies, schedule undated issues, and the real limits.
How to filter and sort issues
Filter issues by assignee, label, and status in Taskfolk's list view, then sort, group, save a view, and share the exact filtered list as a URL.
Project calendar view
Open Taskfolk's Calendar tab to see project due dates on a month or week grid, drag deadlines to reschedule, edit status inline, and filter by assignee.
How to use labels
Create, apply, and filter labels in Taskfolk to organize and slice issues by theme, timing, or customer across the board, backlog, list, and timeline.
Custom fields in issue tracking
Add custom fields in an issue tracker: create project-scoped fields, pick the right kind, make them required, and show them as List columns and filters in Taskfolk.
How to save and share views
Save any Taskfolk filter as a named, reusable view: how to save, share vs keep personal, apply across board and list, plus the five facets a view actually stores.
How to use the mindmap
How to use Taskfolk's project mind map view: open the radial tree, read the pills, expand and filter branches, group by Hierarchy/Status/People, and export a PNG.
How to search your workspace
Search issues across projects in Taskfolk from one top-bar field: the / shortcut, live typeahead, WEB-12 key-jump, the full results page with Type/Status/Priority filters, and the real limits.
How to bulk edit issues
How to bulk-edit issues from Taskfolk's List view: multi-select, bulk status/priority, unassign, archive, and human-in-the-loop AI triage, plus the real limits.
How to map your agent team
The Agent Map shows every AI agent in a workspace, who owns it, and its live work on one radial tree. How to read status dots, regroup, and spot stalls.
See your whole project as a mind map (and when it beats a nested list)
A nested list hides how work relates. A mind map shows it. When a map of your epics and stories helps, when a list is better, and how Taskfolk's does it.
