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Issues & boards
Create, triage, and move issues; how boards, lists, and the issue tracker are three views over one set of rows.
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An issue is the atomic unit of work in Planoda. It has a title, an optional description, a workflow state, a priority, an assignee, and any labels, project, or cycle you attach. Boards and lists are simply different views over the same issues — changing an issue on the board changes it everywhere instantly, because there is only one row underneath.
Workflow states
Each team defines its own workflow states, grouped into categories (backlog, unstarted, started, completed, canceled). Board columns map to these states; dragging a card to a new column sets its state. Because state is a first-class field rather than a board-only concept, the same state shows up in the list view, in filters, and in the API.
Boards and ranking
Within a column, issues carry a fractional rank so you can drag one between any two others without renumbering the rest. The rank is stored on the issue, so the order you set on the board is the order everyone sees and the order the API returns.
Board column: In Progress
ENG-1042 Fix flaky board reorder test (rank a0)
ENG-1051 Cache the workflow-state lookup (rank a1)
ENG-1047 Add cycle burn-up chart (rank a2)Triage
New work usually lands in a backlog or an inbox. Triage is the act of giving it a priority, an owner, and a home (a project or cycle). You can triage from the keyboard in seconds, or let AI triage propose the priority, team, and labels for you — see the AI triage guide.
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- QuickstartCreate a workspace, invite teammates, and create your first issue — the five-minute path from sign-up to a working board.
- Cycles & estimatesRun time-boxed cycles, estimate work, and read velocity — without ceremony.
- Keyboard shortcutsThe keyboard-first shortcuts that make Planoda fast — create, navigate, and act without the mouse.