Research → plan → build → share

Use Plan Desk as the working graph for a project: research the idea, capture goals and dependencies, build locally with your agent, then promote the project when an outside team needs a view.

1. Research and plan

Ask your coding agent to inspect the codebase and turn the result into a project with goals, tasks, dependency edges, and linked specifications. Review the graph on the Flow canvas and steer it with comments.

2. Build from the plan

Tasks move through scope, todo, in_progress, and done. The agent reads the same local graph through MCP, so the plan remains the source of truth while implementation and review happen in the repository.

3. Share deliberately

Promote the project to the target hosted organization, then create a share:

plandesk push --to <org-id>
plandesk share create --audience "Acme" --public --allow-submit

The portal serves a read-only view computed from the hosted project and polls for changes. Participants can submit issues into a moderated inbox; they cannot edit the plan.

4. Pull and triage

plandesk pull

Review each submission and use triage_submission to reject it, accept it as a task, or link it to existing work. The accepted task returns to the normal agent loop.