Manager is not built for one kind of work. Its building blocks, configurable work item types with fields, labels, templates, skills, and scripts, reshape to fit whatever project you run: software, events, construction, research, campaigns, and everything in between.
Define the units of work that match your domain, such as Epics and Tasks, Shoots and Scenes, or Trades and Inspections, nested however you need.
Model your real process, from a two-step to-do to a multi-stage review with approvals and hand-offs.
Capture exactly the data your work needs: budgets, vendors, severities, due dates, whatever matters.
Slice, group, and filter across everything with a taxonomy you define.
Spin up a new project pre-shaped for your domain, so you start structured instead of from scratch.
Give your AI agents project-specific instructions, written by your admins, for how work gets done here.
Automate the repetitive parts with sandboxed scripts that run on your project data.
Epics to tickets, sprints, and coding agents shipping features in parallel.
Vendors, run sheets, and deadlines tracked from planning to day-of.
Trades, inspections, and deliveries sequenced with dependencies and change orders.
Workstreams, sources, and experiments kept moving with a living wiki.
Briefs, approvals, and assets driven from idea to launch.
Start from a preset, then reshape types, workflows, and fields as your project evolves. Manager bends to how you actually work.