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Structure that agents and people can both read.

Projects (Chainies), workflows (Chains) and tasks (Bits) give your work a shape. Chao and your agents work on the same structure you see — in Kanban, timeline, matrix and more.

Kanban view of a project with tasks grouped by status

The problem

If effort is not visible, it cannot be measured.

Tasks live in chats, notes and heads. Nobody can say what was done this week, what it cost or whether it mattered — and an assistant with no structure to write into cannot help.

How it works

Describe it once. Review the result.

  1. Set a project

    A Chainy is the goal. It holds the context — files, memories, agents — everything about it.

  2. Shape the workflow

    A Chain is the ordered set of steps that gets the project done. Chao can draft it from a description.

  3. Work in tasks

    Bits are single tasks with an owner, a date and a status. Chao creates, updates and closes them as work happens.

  4. Look at it your way

    Switch between Kanban, calendar, Gantt, tree, priority matrix and more without changing the data.

Capabilities

Workspace

  • Fourteen views, one dataset

    Kanban, calendar, Gantt, tree, sheet, matrix, singularity graph, consistency grid, puzzle, voxel, sneak, details, projects and Zen.

  • Priority matrix

    Sort tasks by urgency and importance so the next action is obvious — to you and to Chao.

  • Timeline and calendar

    Schedule work, see dependencies and reschedule overdue tasks from the calendar or the Gantt.

  • Consistency and history

    Completed work builds a visible track record per project, which is what makes effort measurable.

  • Zen mode

    A single-project session with Chao and nothing else on screen.

In the product

The same project, three views

Kanban for status, Gantt for time, matrix for priority — one dataset, no copying.

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Questions

Start with one recurring task.

Create a free account, describe one thing you do every week, and let Chao take it from there.