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title: My Work
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# My Work

A cross-board personal task view that aggregates every item assigned to you
across all Mission Control boards, organized by due date.

## What it is

My Work pulls together every board item where you are assigned in the People
column and shows them in one place. Items are grouped into six date buckets
(Past Dates, Today, This Week, Next Week, Later, Without a Date) so you can
see what needs attention now versus what is coming up.

Two views are available:

- **Table view** -- the default. Each date bucket renders as a collapsible
  section with columns for Group, Board, People, Date, Status, and Priority.
  Empty buckets auto-collapse. Clicking a row opens the full item card
  in-place (never navigates away from My Work).
- **Calendar view** -- the same items plotted on a month/week calendar grid.

A search bar at the top filters items by name or board name. The "New item"
button opens a quick-create modal where you pick a board and group, enter a
name, and the item is created and assigned to you.

## Where to find it

Open My Work from the Mission Control sidebar. It is always available to
logged-in users.

## How it behaves

My Work has no dedicated settings. The date buckets follow your local
timezone (viewer-day boundary), so items land in the correct bucket
regardless of your location. It is always available to logged-in users, and
clicking an item opens the full card in place rather than navigating away, so
you never lose your place in the list while working through it.

## For agents

### Key files

- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/MyWorkPage.tsx` -- page shell; owns fetch lifecycle, search filter, table/calendar tab switch, and inline item-card overlay
- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/myWorkApi.ts` -- defines `MyWorkItem` interface, `fetchMyWork()` with 30-second client-side cache, calls the `/my-work` cloud endpoint
- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/myWorkBuckets.ts` -- six date-bucket definitions (past/today/this-week/next-week/later/none), `bucketFor()` classifier using `startOfViewerDay`, `isOverdue()`, `bucketItems()`
- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/MyWorkTable.tsx` -- table view with six collapsible date-bucket sections
- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/MyWorkCalendar.tsx` -- calendar view of the same items
- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/myWorkGuards.ts` -- runtime type guards for API responses (`parseMyWorkItem`, `parseMyWorkItemList`)
- `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/myWorkStatus.ts` -- resolves status column value + settings into display text and color
- `src/main/services/cli/pm/pm-my-work-routes.ts` -- CLI control-server routes: `GET /pm/my-work` (cloud proxy) and `GET /pm/navigate/my-work` (deep-link)

### Technical details

- Renderer feature lives entirely in `src/plugins/mission-control/web/features/my-work/` (9 files)
- Data flows from cloud: renderer calls `fetchMyWork()` which hits `authedFetch('/my-work')` against the cloud backend; no main-process relay needed
- Client cache TTL is 30 seconds; stale cache is shown immediately while a background refresh runs
- Date bucketing uses `startOfViewerDay()` from `lib/viewer-day.ts`, the same day boundary shared with the Filter popover and Timeline views
- 2 CLI routes registered by `registerPmMyWorkRoutes()`, feature-gated via `pmCliEnabled`
- Separate "Where's My Work" subsystem in `src/main/services/wheres-my-work/` classifies local git branches (landed / waiting / rejected / stranded) via IPC channel `wheres-my-work:get` -- related but distinct from the PM My Work board-item view

## Related

[PM Unified Feed](pm-unified-feed.md) is the companion page for the other half of the question:
it shows what changed across boards, where My Work shows what is yours.
[PM Cross-Board Intelligence](pm-cross-board-intelligence.md) is the AI layer that can surface
overdue or at-risk items from My Work, and [mission-control.md](mission-control.md) is the
parent feature doc for the boards the items come from.