Tasks

The Tasks view brings your issue tracker into Superset, so delegating a task to an agent doesn't start with a copy-paste from Linear or GitHub. It's a destination in the dashboard sidebar with independent filters that are restored when you come back. Pull requests have their own view — see Pull Requests.

Where Tasks Come From

A source toggle at the top of the view switches between:

• Linear - issues synced from your connected workspace (see Linear Integration), listed alongside Superset-native tasks you create in the app
• GitHub issues - open issues from your projects' repositories, with a repository filter and per-row Add to workspace buttons

The Linear source lists issues from the whole connected workspace; filter by project, status, or assignee to narrow it to yours.

What You Can Do

• List and board views: a sortable table or a kanban board grouped by status
• Filters for project, task state, and assignee; empty filters mean everything
• Semantic search: find tasks by meaning, not just keywords
• Multi-select: check several tasks and act on them together
• Create tasks from the desktop with the New task modal — title, description, status, priority, and assignee

Opening a task shows its full detail: an editable title, description, activity, and a properties sidebar for status, priority, and assignee — plus quick actions without switching to Linear.

From Task to Workspace

The point of having tasks in Superset is delegation. Launch an agent from a task and the task's content becomes the agent's prompt:

• Run in workspace on a task (or a multi-selection of tasks) picks a project and an agent, then creates a workspace per task with the agent already working
• The Auto-run command toggle controls whether each agent starts immediately or stages the command for review
• The Task Prompt Template (per agent, under Settings → Agents) controls how a task is turned into the agent's prompt
• On the GitHub issues source, Add to workspace does the same for a single issue

When the agents finish, their branches come back as PRs — review and merge them from Pull Requests.