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Getting started

Once enabled, Mission Control appears as a virtual hub in the sidebar. Click it to open the board list, create your first board, and start adding items.

Boards and items

A board is a collection of items organized into groups and columns. Each board has its own set of columns (text, numbers, status, people, date, and more), and items can be arranged in groups for visual organization.

• Table view — spreadsheet-style grid with inline editing.
• Kanban view — drag-and-drop cards across status columns.
• Gallery view — visual card grid for image-heavy or summary-oriented boards.
• Calendar view — items with date columns shown on a calendar layout.
• Chart view — visual charts and breakdowns of board data.
• Gantt view — timeline bars for scheduling and dependency tracking.
• Roadmap view — items plotted across time-bucket columns (quarters, months) crossed with status rows.
• Form view — a shareable form that creates new items from submitted responses.
• Workload view — per-person capacity bars showing effort vs. a configurable weekly capacity. Over-capacity bars turn red.
• Map view — items with location columns plotted as markers on an interactive map.

Column types

Boards support a range of column types, each with its own editor and display:

• Text, Numbers, Status, People, Date — the core column types for most boards.
• Location — stores a geographic position with Nominatim geocoding search.
• Time Tracking — elapsed-time tracking with a start/stop toggle and a green running indicator.
• Checklist — a list of checkable items with a progress pill in the grid.
• Number formatting — plain, currency (configurable symbol), or percent display.

Automations

Board-level automation rules with triggers, conditions, and actions. Automations run when an item's column value changes, a due date arrives, or on a schedule. Actions include updating columns, sending notifications, and spawning AI agent sessions with PM context injected.

Choose from 25 built-in presets or build a custom automation from scratch.

Templates

Save a board's structure (columns, groups, automations) as a reusable template. Deploy templates to new boards, and share them via the template gallery.

Session linking

Sessions can be linked to PM items. A linked session shows a PM item chip in the session header. Start a session directly from a PM item to auto-inject board context into the agent's briefing, or link an existing session at any time.

Approval workflows

Define multi-step approval workflows that trigger when an item's status reaches a specific value. Each step can require one or more approvers, and the workflow advances automatically as approvals come in.

AI Intelligence

Three layers work together to give you AI-powered insight:

• Cross-Board Intelligence — aggregates data across boards into materialized snapshots. Tracks lead times, detects patterns, and answers natural-language queries. Zero LLM cost.
• Operations Engine — per-board policies for session shepherding, work queue management, and shift handoffs. All algorithmic, zero inference cost.
• Intelligence Advisor — strategic coaching, Monte Carlo completion predictions, policy recommendations, and a quick-question box for plain-English queries about your projects.

CLI access

Agents can read boards, create items, update columns, manage dashboards, and query predictive analytics via the CLI control server. All PM routes are under the /pm/ prefix.

Import

Import data from Monday.com, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Notion, Airtable, Trello, CSV, Excel, and Google Sheets via the 5-stage import pipeline. Open a board and click the import button to start the wizard.

Importing from a connected platform also copies the names and email addresses of people in that account, so the wizard asks you to confirm that before it starts. Those details stay on your computer and are removed when you delete the board. Importing a CSV, Excel or Google Sheets file does not ask, because it only reads the file you chose.