Views that fit the job
Save filters for a sprint, bug queue, or review list, and share them with the team.
Roadmaps, sprints, and objectives in one workspace. Agents plan and code from the task and the customer conversation behind it. Your team approves what merges.
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The request, the work, and the follow-up stay connected.
Create or link work from a customer conversation. Keep the original request available when your team decides what to prioritize, what to build, and what can wait.
Create or link. Turn a conversation into a new task, or link it to one already underway.
Ask Agent drafts it. It proposes the scope, team, priority, owner, and sprint for you to approve.
The source stays attached. The conversation and the company stay linked to the task.
A customer request informs the plan. Your team makes the commitment.
Product work, bugs, maintenance, and internal projects, on a board or a list.
Save filters for a sprint, bug queue, or review list, and share them with the team.
Mark tasks as blocking, related, or duplicate. A blocked task shows what it waits on.
Set one or more owners, a requester, and a due date on every task.
Keep descriptions, checklists, files, and docs with the task.
Use templates and recurrence for routine checks and maintenance.
Define your own workflow states and labels.
Connect objectives to epics and key results. Keep task completion and recorded outcomes visible as separate measures of progress.
Make success specific enough that the team can tell whether it happened.
Make the relationship between the objective and the planned work easy to follow.
Select an epic to see its requirements and tasks.
Admin-only enrollment and a reviewed setup process.
Use the progress review to ask whether the work is producing the intended result.
Example: later progress review
6 of 9 linked tasks completed
2 of 8 pilot accounts completed setup
The feature is available. Most pilot accounts still need to complete setup.
Schedule epics by objective on the roadmap. Plan sprints from the backlog. Unfinished work rolls into the next sprint automatically.
Schedule epics around objectives, with owners, timing, and health in view.
Validate the mapping. Prepare the pilot. Support the rollout.
Choose backlog tasks, review the sprint closeout, and carry unfinished work into the next sprint.
The plan changes. The record of what happened remains.
Let planning and coding agents work from the requirements and relevant customer history. They can refine the task, prepare code and tests, and review the changes. Your team sets the approval rules.
Coding agents need the GitHub App and Agent Runtime, and aren’t in Community 0.1.
Meet the agentsScoped to what the customer agreed to.
Connect the released work to the original request. Helpin prepares the customer update with the relevant guide. A teammate approves it before it goes to the original conversation.
Product development, customer requests, bugs, maintenance, and internal initiatives. Use tasks, epics, sprints, roadmaps, and objectives to organize the work. Learn more →
Yes. Create new work or link the conversation to an existing task. Keep the request available without creating a duplicate item for work already underway. Learn more →
Board, list, and roadmap views. Learn more →
Select backlog tasks, track the sprint, review its closeout, and carry unfinished work forward. Learn more →
Yes. Record key-result progress separately from delivery progress. Learn more →
Planning agents develop the scope. Coding agents prepare implementation work and tests, while review agents examine the changes. Tool access and approval settings determine how they proceed. Coding agents need the GitHub App and Agent Runtime, and aren’t in Community 0.1. Learn more →
Yes. Connect GitHub or GitLab activity to tasks. Coding agents work in connected repositories, with changes subject to your review process. Learn more →
No. After release, Helpin prepares an update in the customer’s original conversation. A teammate approves it before it sends. Learn more →
Yes. Projects is included when you self-host, free under AGPL-3.0 with no plan limits. Your team runs the installation and covers hosting and model provider costs. Community is 0.1 beta, and coding agents aren’t in it yet. Learn more →
One workspace for the plan, the code, and the customer reply.
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