Taxonomy

Taxonomy tags initiatives and bugs with the goals, products, and customers they affect, so Taxonomy Analytics can show where effort goes.

Add your first terms

Workspace admins open Settings → Taxonomy and pick Goals, Products, or Companies. Add a few terms that match how your team already talks about work, then tag your initiatives and bugs from their detail view.

Terms can be nested, such as Platform > API or Acme > Acme Cloud. Insights then shows both the rolled-up total and the detailed breakdown.

What each type is for

Goals

Strategic outcomes, such as Stability or Enterprise readiness. Name the result the team wants, not a task category.

Products

Product lines, apps, or major areas, such as Dashboard, API, or Mobile app. Compare where planned and completed work concentrates.

Companies

Customers, accounts, or partners affected by the work. Nest divisions under a parent company when an account has several teams.

Automatic taxonomy

Some taxonomy fills itself in from captured work, so you do not maintain it by hand:

• Topics are detected from the content of tasks.
• Coding Tools record which AI coding tools, such as Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex, were involved.
• Agents record which agents worked on an item. Agent Analytics covers how this rolls up to parent initiatives.

Add terms only for what the team has to define itself: goals, products, and customers. Taxonomy types lists every type.