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A task is anything you ask Biscuit to do: build a new app, add a feature to an existing one, or change how something works. Tasks give you one place to see what’s waiting, what Biscuit is working on, and what needs your review, across your own work and your team’s.

Where to find your tasks

When you sign in, you land on My tasks. This board shows the tasks created for you or owned by you. Each space also has its own task board. Open a space and select Tasks to see everything happening in that team’s space.
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Creating a new task

You can create a task in two ways: from the task board, or by editing an app.

1. From the task board

Use this when you want to plan an app or a feature, whether you start it now or later.
  1. Click Create task.
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  2. Describe what you want. For example: “Build an invoice tracking tool for our operations team that generates invoices from the template I’ve attached.”
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  3. Optionally, click Attach file to add reference material, such as a PDF template, a screenshot, or a spreadsheet.
  4. Choose the space the task belongs to, for example Accounting team. Leave it on Auto and Biscuit picks the space based on what you asked for.
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  5. Turn Auto start on to have Biscuit start building as soon as you create the task. Turn it off to keep the task in Todo until you’re ready.
  6. Click Create. Biscuit may suggest improvements to your description before you create the task. Use them or ignore them.
Turn Auto start off when you want to collect ideas for your team first and decide later which to build.

2. By editing an app

Every change you ask for in an app also becomes a task.
  1. Open the app and click Edit.
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  2. Type the change you want_._ Attach files if needed.
  3. Press Enter to send. The change appears as a task on the task board of the app’s space, so your team can see what’s being changed and by whom.
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Task stages

Every task moves through four stages:
StageWhat it means
TodoNot started yet, or you’re still shaping it.
In progressBiscuit is working on it.
To reviewBiscuit has finished and needs you to check the changes or answer a question.
DoneThe task is complete.
Tasks move between stages on their own as Biscuit works. You can also move them yourself: drag a task to another column, or select several tasks and move them together.

Reviewing and approving a task

When a task reaches To review, Biscuit is waiting for you.
  1. Open the task. It shows a preview of your app with the change applied. Go to the screen the task affected and check that it now works the way you asked. For example, if the task removed a filter from your app’s home screen, open the home screen to confirm the filter is gone.
  2. If the change looks right, choose how to finish the task:
    • Approve and Publish: the task moves to Done and the change goes live in your app straight away.
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    • Approve: the task moves to Done, but the change isn’t published yet. Use this when you want to make more changes through other tasks and publish them all together later.
  3. If it’s not what you wanted, tell Biscuit in the task and it goes back to In progress and returns to To review when the new version is ready.
Changes only reach your live app when you publish them, either with Approve and Publish on a task or by publishing the app. See Publishing app.

Filtering and sorting the board

When several tasks are running at once, use the filters at the top of the board:
  • All tasks: every task, whether you, a teammate, or Biscuit created it.
  • Created by me: only the tasks you created.
  • Needs my attention: tasks waiting on you, such as an approval or an unanswered question from Biscuit. To keep the board tidy, choose whether to show only the latest tasks or all of them, and hide tasks you don’t need to see.
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  • You can also order tasks within each column, for example by status or by Last updated.
Check Needs my attention once a day to clear anything Biscuit is waiting on.

FAQ

Leave the space on Auto and Biscuit picks one based on what you asked for. For example, an invoice tool is likely to go to your accounting team’s space. You can choose a space yourself at any time while creating the task.
Yes. Turn off Auto start before you click Create. The task stays in Todo until you start it.
No. Biscuit moves the task to To review and waits for you. Click Approve and Publish to complete the task and put the change live, or Approve to complete it without publishing yet.
Yes. Click Approve (not Approve and Publish) on each task. The tasks move to Done and the changes wait in your app until you publish, so they all go live together.
Open the task and ask Biscuit to undo it in plain words, for example “Bring it back.” Biscuit makes the change and sends the task back to To review.
Use the Needs my attention filter on the task board. It shows every task that’s waiting for your approval or an answer.
You see every task you’ve created, plus the tasks in every space you have access to. You don’t see tasks in spaces you don’t have access to. See Spaces.
You can attach reference files such as PDFs, screenshots, and spreadsheets. Biscuit uses them as context, for example an invoice template to base your invoices on.

Up next

Publishing app

Publish your app to your team or the web.

Spaces

Organize apps and tasks by team.

Working with Data

The built-in database behind every app.