The Description Writers
Didi drafts a project description or a task description from what it already knows about the work. 1 To-Did each, and you edit before it saves.
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Turns a project name and its tasks into the two or three sentences that say what this project is for. It is the paragraph nobody writes and everyone wishes existed six weeks later.
Turns a task title into one to three sentences on what it is and why it matters. Most useful on the tasks you captured in four words at speed and cannot decode a week later.
The draft lands in the description editor for you to edit, cut, or discard. One To-Did each. If you want a consistent structure rather than prose, Description Starters are free on every plan and do that job better.
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Description Starters
Reusable text snippets you insert into a task description: acceptance criteria, bug reports, creative briefs. Free on every plan, forever.
To-Dids: how AI usage is metered
A To-Did is the unit of AI cost. One Blueprint is 25, one Smart Due Date is 1. The meter in the top bar shows where you are.
Project descriptions
A short paragraph saying what the project is for, behind a button on the header. Didi will write a first draft if you would rather not.
The task drawer
Open any task to get its description, subtasks, dependencies, tags, assignee, comments and dates in one panel, without losing your place in the list.