Keep today’s work connected to why it matters.

One task tree, from the big plan to the next action.

Start with the outcome, add detail when it helps, and keep every next action connected to the bigger plan. People and AI can work in the same structure without giving up control.

Launch Taskadia Marketing branch
AI plan ready
Proposed change Close the credibility gap before launch
2 changes
  • Launch Taskadia
  • Marketing site , in progress
  • Explain the task tree , done
  • Clarify local and hosted , in progress
  • Review availability claims add
  • Publish the launch page move here
  • Onboarding flow , open

Why this change Review what Taskadia can promise before publishing, and keep launch-page work in one branch.

Plan at any depth
Goals stay linked to next actions
Review AI changes
Apply or undo one complete plan
Keep your options open
Work locally and take your plan with you

Start with the outcome. Add detail only when it helps.

Keep the launch goal, research notes, open questions, and today’s work in one place. Go deeper where the plan needs clarity; leave the rest alone.

Outcome Launch Taskadia

One branch, with only the detail this outcome needs.

Break it down

Turn a broad goal into useful next actions that fit the work already in motion.

When the next step is unclear

Pull it together

Gather loose tasks and notes under the outcomes they support without sorting each one.

When the plan has become scattered

Fix the shape

Find missing steps and overloaded branches before they slow the work down.

When the structure stops helping

See the plan before your plan changes.

Taskadia shows what AI wants to add, move, or rewrite—and why. Apply the proposal when it helps. Dismiss it when it doesn’t. Undo the entire change in one step.

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  1. AskChoose the branch and describe the outcome.
  2. ReviewSee every proposed move and the reason behind it.
  3. DecideApply the plan or keep your current structure.
  4. UndoRestore the previous structure in one step.

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$ taskadia split @focus # preview useful next steps
$ taskadia split @focus --apply # add them to the branch
$ taskadia undo # reverse the whole change
$ taskadia export --format markdown > plan.md
$ taskadia --json progress @focus

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