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Create your first initiative

Start with one real project, feature, or customer request. Initiatives hold work that needs a brief, an owner, progress tracking, and a place on the roadmap. In spec-driven development, the initiative is also the brief people and agents build from.

Create an initiative

Create the initiative

Open Roadmap and select Add initiative. Give it a clear title and a description that says what should ship and why.

Set an owner and a status, and add taxonomy if your workspace uses it. Initiative fields covers every field.

Break large work down

Nest initiatives under a parent when a project is too large for one brief. Each child initiative has its own owner and status.

Initiatives hold planned work. Log defects and incidents as bugs. Work types explains how initiatives, bugs, todos, and completed tasks fit together.

Send it to an agent

Once the brief is ready and version control is connected, set up your first workflow. Then select Send to... on the initiative to send it into that workflow.


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Quickstart

Set up a built-in agent in Desktop and launch your first workflow.

Quickstart

Scaffold a harness, iterate locally with one harness dev, then install it and send it a task.

Connect version control

Connect GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket so agents and workflows can use remote repositories.

Getting started

Create a workspace, write an initiative, connect Git, then send the work into a workflow.

  • Create the initiative
  • Break large work down
  • Send it to an agent
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