Comments & Activity
Keep every conversation, decision, and audit trail attached to the card itself. No more hunting Slack threads or email chains for context.
Overview
Every card has two streams: Comments (free-form discussion) and Activity (automatic audit log of every change). You can view them together or filter to just one.
@Alex can you take a look at the proposed schema?
Looks good — added two notes inline.
Commenting
@-mention
Tag anyone in the workspace — they get an inbox notification (and email if they want).
Rich formatting
Bold, italic, lists, headers, code blocks, links — full markdown shortcuts.
Attach in-thread
Drop screenshots and files directly into a comment — they live with the message.
Reactions
👍 👀 🎉 ❤️ — keep the channel quiet but acknowledge fast.
Threaded replies
Reply to any comment to keep sub-conversations from cluttering the main thread.
Edit & delete
Fix typos within 5 minutes silently. After that, an "edited" tag appears for transparency.
Activity log
Every move, edit, assignment, label change, and due-date update is recorded automatically. Hover any entry to see what changed exactly. Click to revert.
Best practices
Treat comments like async meeting notes — future-you will thank you:
Decisions, not just chat
Capture the "why" behind moves and edits. Three months from now, this is gold.
Mention sparingly
Every mention is a notification. Use them for action, not "FYI". CC the channel for ambient updates.
Link, don't paste
For long content (specs, designs), link to the source instead of pasting walls of text.
Reply, don't restart
Use threaded replies to keep related thoughts together. Main thread stays scannable.
Get notified the way you want
Email, push, Slack, or in-app only — choose per workspace and per type. We don't believe in spam.
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