What it does today.

Three views of the same task collection. Drag cards between status columns on the board. Filter, sort, search, and bulk-edit on the list. Plot tasks, sprints, or milestones on a month-scale Gantt timeline.

• Status, priority, type, platform, category, assignee, sprint, milestone, project, story points.
• Bulk-set status, priority, project, sprint, milestone, assignee, or delete from the list.
• Per-task activity log with field-level history.
• Markdown description with attachments, code references, and task-to-task dependencies.

A separate, simpler collection for thoughts that aren't tasks. Markdown body, tags, pinning, and project attribution. Pinned notes float to the top of every view.

• Fuzzy search over title, body, and tags.
• Bulk-pin, bulk-assign to a project, bulk-delete.
• Soft-delete propagates both ways between the web and the Caspian-Notes extension.

Sprints group tasks into a time-boxed iteration with a start, end, and goal. Milestones are named delivery goals that span multiple sprints. Both render on the Gantt view and track progress as their tasks move through statuses.

Projects are the work-boundary container — a slice of a workspace with its own members, tasks, notes, sprints, milestones, and optional GitHub repository. Workspace members can see what exists; project members can edit.

• Per-project member list with maintainer / contributor / viewer roles.
• Per-project Sprints and Milestones tabs.
• Each project picks one repository from the workspace pool as its primary GitHub binding.

Connect GitHub through Firebase Auth's GitHub provider — there is no custom OAuth backend and no client secret to leak. The workspace owner adds repositories to a shared pool; each project picks one as its primary repo.

• Tasks attributed to a project with a primary repo push to GitHub Issues.
• Tasks without a project are Caspian-only — they never touch GitHub.
• Either the web or the extension can win the push; the other side sees the ack and skips.
• Your GitHub token lives in React state during the picker session. It is never persisted server-side.

Caspian-Taskmaster for tasks, Caspian-Notes for notes. Both pair through the browser — sign in, pick a workspace, optionally pick a default project, confirm. The extension receives a Firebase custom token bound to that pair only.

• 15-second outbound and inbound sync cycles.
• Writer tags on every edit so the server can tell who wrote what and prevent loops.
• Works offline — the extension queues writes and flushes them when connectivity returns.

Each workspace has a unique slug (the URL identity) and a member list. Owners invite by email; invites carry a 32-byte token and an expiry. Accepting an invite adds you to the workspace and routes you straight to the right page.

• Owner / member roles at the workspace level.
• Maintainer / contributor / viewer roles at the project level.
• Multi-tenant by design — one user can belong to many workspaces.

Header search across tasks, notes, sprints, milestones, projects, and members. In-app notifications for assignments, status changes, comments, workspace membership, and new notes in your projects. Per-user opt-out for each event type. No email or push — the bell is the only surface.