Lark, the board agent

Lark drafts the plan. You apply it.

Ask Lark what’s stuck, what shipped or who’s waiting on whom. In Act mode it drafts the changes too, from a new epic to a reassignment, and the board stays as it is until you apply them.

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Two modes

Ask, or act.

Lark sits in the quick-add bar and has a sheet of its own. It remembers your past conversations.

Question modeAsk about the board and get an answer without anything changing. What’s stuck? What shipped this week? Who’s waiting on whom?
Act modeLark drafts the changes for you. It can create, edit, move and close tickets, epics, milestones, labels and cycles, assign people, and approve or reject doc edits.
Nothing moves until you say soThe changes Lark drafts wait for you. Apply them, or leave the draft where it is.

What’s blocking Cycle 14?

Lark Ask

Two tickets: LH-148 is waiting for you to approve its plan, and LH-151 has no owner yet.

Plan the exports rework for this cycle.

Lark Act

Here’s a plan. Apply it?

Create epic · Exports v2

Create 4 tickets under it

Add them to Cycle 14

Assign LH-142 to Ines

Apply 4 changes

Lark’s draftApplied

✓Create epic · Exports v2

✓Create 4 tickets under it

✓Add them to Cycle 14

✓Assign LH-142 to Ines

How it works

How Lark works

AskFrom the quick-add bar, or ⌘J.
DraftIn Act mode, Lark proposes the changes.
ApplyYou apply the draft, or leave it.

Questions

Asked about lark.

Can Lark change the board on its own?

No. In Act mode it drafts changes, and they apply only when you say so.

Is Lark the same as the agents that build?

No. Lark works on the board. The coding agents work tickets as missions, on your machines.

Next · BuildMissions →Each ticket runs as a mission, and By Dawn checks every step before the next one opens.

The waitlist

Lark drafts the plan. You apply it.

Ask, or act.

How Lark works

Asked about lark.

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