The job of this console
See what is due, open the item, move status, and comment. Create real delivery work on the project when something is missing from the queue.
Workspace · My Work
My Work
Tasks, activities, and focus items assigned to you across projects — the same Task and TaskActivity rows delivery already uses.
Scroll to Flowcharts. Scenario: Review and action assigned work items.
Personal queue
Your slice of the delivery chain
My Work lists Task and TaskActivity assigned to you. Completing a row updates the project, not a private notebook.
Workspace → My work
Route
/workspace/my-work
Org flag myWorkEnabled
Employee · Contributor · Manager
Seat at the table
Anyone with assignments and myWorkEnabled. Managers still use project list and capacity for other people’s load.
The working rhythm
Filter, open, update, return. End the day with the queue, not a spreadsheet export as the plan.
Moments that bring you here
Monday planning. After standup. A ping that you own a blocked task. Before timesheet Friday — to know which activity to log.
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Queue, not ledger
Deliverable means Task. Work item means TaskActivity. My Work does not replace either table.
Flowcharts
1 — Clear your queue
Filter assigned work, open the item, update status on the source task.
flowchart TD
A[Open My work] --> B[Filter status / project]
B --> C[Open a row]
C --> D[Update Task or TaskActivity]
D --> E[Save]
E --> F[Queue refreshes]
- 1Open My workWorkspace → My work.
- 2FilterStatus, project, due date.
- 3OpenRow is a Task or TaskActivity.
- 4UpdateStatus and comments write to delivery sources.
Overview
My Work is a personal queue over Task and TaskActivity assigned to you. It is not a personal kanban database. Hours still belong on Timesheet.
How to use
1. Do not invent shadow tasks
If work must be planned for the project, create it on the project’s deliverables, then it appears here.
2. Timesheet is elsewhere
Logging hours is People → Timesheets, pointed at the same work item.
3. Pin filters, not copies
Saved filters are convenience, not a second backlog.