Task board

Give a task to your AI,then review it.

Every project has a task board. Write down what you want done, give a task to ChatGPT or Claude, keep working, and look at the result before you call it done.

Download for Mac
Windows (Microsoft Store, opens in a new tab)

Works with any ChatGPT account, Free included, or a paid Claude plan.

The Doing column of the task board: Draft Module 4 ready to review, marked Your move

Write it down, then hand it over.

Add a task in a few words. Give it to Claude or ChatGPT with one button, and the work runs in its own chat while you keep writing.

Adding a task in Ritemark’s task board: the title typed into a new card in To do

You decide when it is done.

The task comes back as Ready to review, with a short account of what changed. Mark it done, or ask for changes.

The page of the task Draft Module 4 in Ritemark: ready to review, with Mark done and Ask for changes, and the task’s own chat beside it

How the task board works

Good to know

Saved in the project

Tasks are saved in the project’s folder, so they travel with it.

What waits for you is counted

The Tasks tab and Home show how many tasks wait for you, the longest waiting first.

Your AI account

Claude needs a paid Claude plan. ChatGPT works with any ChatGPT account. OpenCode uses your own API key.

Questions

Does the AI mark a task done?
No. It brings the task back as Ready to review. You mark it done, or ask for changes and it works on it again.
Can I keep working while the AI does a task?
Yes. The task runs in its own chat, and your document keeps the focus.
Is it only for AI tasks?
No. It is a plain task list for the project too: ideas, to do, doing and done.

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