Claim
A lease on a task with one holder at a time. It expires 30 minutes after the holder was last active, so stale work frees itself.
Glossary
The words Projectify uses.
12 terms, defined once. The same definitions feed the site's structured data, so what an AI assistant quotes is what you read here.
Start next
One queue that people and agents both pull from. It hands out the highest-ranked task that is free and not blocked.
Briefing
What every agent reads when it starts: the project brief, its rules, who is working right now and the latest handoff.
Handoff
A short note an agent or person leaves when a session ends: what was done, what is unfinished and what comes next.
Project rules
Lasting instructions for a project ("always…", "never…") that every agent receives in its briefing and follows.
The Orchestrator
One Claude that reads every project board, sees what matters and sends the right chat to work.
Needs you
One place showing everything waiting on a person: questions, approvals and reviews.
Agent attribution
Every change records the person and, when one was used, their agent, shown as "Claude for <person>".
MCP
Model Context Protocol, the open standard Claude Code, claude.ai and Claude Desktop use to connect to Projectify.
Fleet
A terminal-only auto mode for Claude Code: several workers on a person's own machine take tasks from the board, each in its own worktree, and report back. Coming soon.
Routine trigger
Projectify waking a person's Claude routine when their agent finishes a task or when they answer its question, so the work goes on while the laptop is closed.
Workspace
The space a sign-up gets: its people, projects, rules and workflows. Seats are people; agents never take one.
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