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Open Task cards. The board uses saved business stream stages as columns, with an Unassigned column for work that has no explicit stage link. Choose a workflow, person or operating mode to filter the cards. A task can appear in more than one saved stage. An empty column means no records match; it does not prove that the company lacks that work.

The color and icon describe the recorded operating mode:

• Blue / Human: a person performs the work.
• Violet / AI: bounded AI execution is proposed.
• Amber / AI + human review: AI assistance, drafting, recommendations or execution with approval is proposed.

The review state appears separately. A proposed, reviewed or confirmed task does not establish that an agent is deployed. AI-generated descriptions start with human mode; the advisor deliberately chooses any proposed automation role.

Each card shows its duty, work product, accountable human, software, version and source count. Open it for the human instructions, proposed AI prompt, input/output contract, stop conditions, evidence, confirmations and version history. Use Company Work Map → Assign stages to change business-stage membership. A task with explicit stage links overrides its duty’s inherited links; clear them to restore inheritance. Changing the record still creates a new version and invalidates dependent bindings.

Software chips describe systems used by the task. Cobalt's SAP, Google Drive, Google Sheets, Gmail and Notion choices are fictional. Their logos are bundled with the app; neither a logo nor a task record verifies a connection or grants access.

Cobalt includes one bounded AI proposal and three AI-plus-human proposals alongside human work. The prompts explain allowed inputs and outputs, uncertainty handling and human review. No agent is activated or email sent by loading the sample.