Board
The Board is the execution surface for planned work.
It shows what can be claimed now, what is blocked, who owns each task, and how work moves through the project without relying on chat memory.
Why It Matters
Agent workflows fail when "next task" is guessed from incomplete context.
The Board exists to make task readiness explicit:
- tasks are ordered by project structure, not just priority;
- dependencies and parent tasks block premature execution;
- reserved work stays tied to the intended agent;
- in-progress work is visible to humans and other agents;
- blocked tasks explain why they cannot be claimed yet.
This makes multi-agent work safer because every agent sees the same queue and the same readiness facts.
What You See In The Hub
The Board view is built around operational questions:
- Which tasks are ready for Apply?
- Which task is already reserved or claimed?
- Which dependency prevents the next task from starting?
- Which phase or milestone does this task belong to?
- Is the task still aligned with the current design context?
Instead of treating a task as a flat todo item, the Board keeps it attached to its phase, plan, ownership, and evidence.
How Claiming Works
Sinaris separates task readiness, user intent, and agent execution:
- A task becomes claimable only after readiness checks pass.
- The Board exposes claimable work and ownership state.
- A user assignment records a dispatch and sends a structured
task.assignment_requestedevent to an agent session. - Auto-claim wake-up records
queue.auto_claim_available; the agent's SKILL decides whether and how to claim. - Completion must include verification and risk evidence.
- If the task needs a user decision, the agent requests a decision instead of guessing.
That flow keeps the board honest without turning product code into an agent workflow orchestrator.
Related Entry Points
| Need | Entry point |
|---|---|
| Find the next task | sinaris task next |
| Claim a task | sinaris task claim |
| Execute planned work | /sx-apply |
| Inspect board state | sinaris hub |