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A board is a named group of tasks. Boards exist so that work from different sources can be kept apart — the follow-ups your scouts surface, the pipeline you run by hand — while Tasks shows everything together.

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Your boards

Every workspace is created with its boards; there is nothing to set up. You will see them in two places:
  • Creating a task from a Signal — the Create task action on a Signal files the task on your default board; the arrow beside it lets you pick another.
  • Moving a task — the Board picker in a task’s edit drawer moves it between boards.
The Tasks board is the default: tasks created without choosing a board land there.

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Boards and the Tasks view

Boards do not have pages of their own. The Tasks view lists tasks across all boards, and its kanban groups them by status, not by board. Use the board picker on a task when you want to file it somewhere specific; otherwise the default board is fine.
Boards used to be the place AI agents picked up queued work. That model was retired in favor of scouts, which watch on a schedule and hand you what they find as Signals — nothing acts on a board task except you and your team.