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Projects hold related tasks, documents, links, questions, and relations. Use projects when the outcome needs more than one next action or when context should stay together over time.

Project states

StateUse when
activeThe project is live.
pausedThe project is real but not moving right now.
completedThe outcome is done.
droppedThe outcome should no longer happen.

Sequential vs parallel

Project work mode controls how tasks surface.
Use sequential mode when order matters. Downstream tasks stay out of the immediate ready path until earlier tasks advance.Good for checklists, launch plans, onboarding flows, and procedures where step 4 should not run before step 2.

Templates

Templates let you preserve a proven project shape and duplicate it later. A duplicated project can bring along actions, documents, and links so the next run starts from the same structure.

Good project descriptions

A useful project description states the finish line, not just the topic.

Weak

“Taxes”

Strong

“Q2 estimated taxes are filed, payment confirmation is saved, and the accountant has the final packet.”