We hit record this time! Great conversation on Subtasks.

Really dumb question, but I am searching already since 30m. I want to create a Kanban board and I don't find the menu🙈

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What is the best practice / approach / tool to forecast the duration of the work to complete an epic or story based on team capacity / availability etc? Considering that we are In cloud and we have plans etc Is any of you using Jellyfish?

Well, you probably know the pain of dealing with incomplete or chaotic requests regarding changes in Jira (or other tools), right? My Co-founder is currently implementing HubSpot for a client and has to deal with super fragmented requirements via email. So we created a Jira project in the clients site to manage work items + we adapted the "Readyness Checker" agent the following way: 1. We collected a few emails from the client and included them as "bad examples" at the bottom of the original prompt. 2. We edited the prompt and provided our own definition of ready. Now the agent checks every created work item and leaves a comment with a readyness-score. Of course we still have to check every work-item, but it removed the frustrating effort of again and again asking the same questions. I like!