How your board is organized

Agiflow uses three levels. Understanding them takes about two minutes and makes everything else make sense.

01 — Three levels

Project

The big container. One per goal, product, or client.

Work Group

A cluster of related tasks. Like a chapter in a book.

Write the intro email

Upload the banner image

Schedule the Monday post

01

Project

Think of a Project like a binder with your name on it: 'Client A Website', 'My Podcast', 'Q3 Marketing'. Everything for that goal lives inside it.

02

Work Group

Inside the binder, you have sections — 'Social media posts', 'Landing page', 'Email campaign'. Each section is a Work Group. It bundles related tasks so they don't get mixed up.

03

Task

A Task is one job. Something you can actually do and tick off: 'Write the intro email', 'Upload the banner image', 'Schedule the Monday post'.

02 — What the labels mean

Every task has a status label. Here's what each one means — and why it matters:

Planning

An idea. Not started, not committed. Your AI won't touch these yet.

Todo

Approved and ready. Your AI can pick these up and work on them.

Doing

Someone (or an AI) is working on this right now.

Done

Finished and checked.

Your AI only works on Todo tasks:

Tasks need to be in Todo before your AI can pick them up. If your tasks are still in Planning, ask your AI to "groom the backlog" first — it'll move the important ones to Todo for you.

03 — A real example

Project

New client onboarding

Welcome materials

Write welcome email

Todo

Create slide deck

Planning

System setup

Set up project folder

Done

Share access to tools

Doing

Now let's put it to work

See how to ask your AI to actually do the tasks on your board.

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