Practical, step-by-step playbooks: whole workflows like building apps or shipping websites, and how to connect Manager with your favorite tools like Lovable, Claude Code and Cursor.

Connect your AI agent, let it create the project, and plan the work with your agent, your team or on your own.

Make an agent your project manager: it plans with you, watches the deadlines and takes the paperwork off your hands.

Point Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini at one shared backlog and let them build in parallel, tracked to done even overnight.

Plan in Manager and let coding agents build your software. Features are built in parallel, and progress is tracked as you go.

Plan, build, and launch websites with Manager coordinating your agents and your team in one place.

Turn a game idea into a real build: design in the wiki, code, levels and art as tracked work, and agents building in parallel.

Import a project from another tool, a database, documents or notes. Bring what you already have and carry on in Manager.

If your agent speaks MCP, it can work with Manager. Connect it to give it access to your projects in Manager.

Already have a codebase but no plan? Point an agent at your repo and git history and let it bootstrap epics, goals, and a backlog you can run.

Refine the backlog, plan sprints to capacity, track velocity and turn every retrospective into action items.

Run a cross-team go-to-market from one shared plan. Manager tracks the critical path, surfaces blockers, and reports launch readiness.

Take a mobile idea from sketch to store: plan the screens in Manager, let coding agents build them in parallel, and track every release to ship.

Drive Lovable from Manager's backlog over MCP, with several features in parallel, each tracked to done.

Set WIP limits, pull work when there is room and let an agent watch the flow, so your team finishes more by starting less.

Collect bugs and feature requests, grade them by severity, and let your team or your agents fix them, for any project that can break.

Run releases through phases and atomic tasks with discuss, plan, execute, verify and ship, adapted from the open-source GSD method.

Coordinate venue, vendors, and logistics up to the day itself. Manager reminds you before vendor deadlines, flags budget risk early, and builds the run sheet.

Plan, launch, and measure a campaign in one place. Manager chases approvals and flags a slipping asset before it puts the launch date at risk.

Turn a someday idea into a plan that moves. Manager breaks the launch into tracked steps and flags what is falling behind.

Go from idea to storefront: plan the catalog, checkout, and pages in Manager, let agents build them, and track everything to launch day.

Keep every vendor, deadline, and detail on track. Manager reminds you before vendor deadlines, watches the budget, and builds your timeline for the day.

Brainstorm a spec, plan bite-sized tasks and let agents build them test-first with a two-stage review, adapted from the open-source Superpowers method.

Let an agent respond first: open and grade the incident, gather context and notify your incident commander, then draft the postmortem.

Hold every feature to a project constitution through specify, clarify, plan, tasks, analyze and implement, adapted from the open-source GitHub Spec Kit method.

Run service requests, incidents, problems and changes for your servers and workplace IT, with priorities by impact and a CAB for risky changes.

Change an existing codebase one proposal at a time, with delta specs merged into living specs in your wiki, adapted from the open-source OpenSpec method.

Keep your records of processing, DPIAs, data subject requests, breaches and processors in one project, with every GDPR deadline in view.

Run a risk register, the Annex A controls, internal audits and corrective actions as one living project, aligned with ISO/IEC 27001.

Run processes, complaints, nonconformities, audits and improvements on plan-do-check-act, aligned with ISO 9001.

From call for speakers to closing remarks, keep speakers, sponsors, and schedule on track while Manager points out the gaps.

Run your show like a pipeline: every episode goes through record, edit, and publish, and Manager reminds you before each deadline so a season ships.

Turn scattered notes, papers, and experiments into a project that moves. Workstreams are tracked, the wiki stays current, and Manager shows you threads that went quiet before they go cold.

Run every issue from idea to send. Manager keeps drafts moving and flags a stuck piece before the send date arrives.

Get your blog live without getting lost in setup. Agents build the site while you plan posts on a calendar that sticks.

Keep a long write-up moving: plan it in sections, hold your sources and drafts in one searchable place, and see in time which sections are stalling.

Sequence trades, subcontractors, and deliveries. Manager flags when a delayed inspection blocks the next trade and records every decision and change order.