Your agents can do the work. Stop carrying every handoff.

A project needs more than another chat

An individual agent can investigate a bug or write a change. A project adds coordination: who owns the task, what must finish first, which context matters, and when a person should intervene. When those decisions live across chats and terminals, you become the queue.

Norc puts that work in a shared Mission Board. Tasks have owners, dependencies, and recorded runs. Routing can use an assigned agent, configured triage, or a least-busy choice, with the reason recorded.

Make the next step ready to run

Consider a customer export feature: investigate the existing format, implement the change, then update the documentation. Connect those tasks so downstream work can receive finished dependency outputs.

When automatic execution is enabled and a dependent task is eligible, the next task can start. Agent queues and project controls still apply. A dependency means work is sequenced; it does not certify that the earlier result is correct.

• Project brief and relevant knowledge travel with the run.
• Configured skills and assigned credentials are supplied at run time.
• Run history keeps the work inspectable when you need to step in.

Keep decisions with your team

Set the working hours, autonomy policy, and budget before expanding the workflow. Inspect the transcript and evidence, steer an active run, or stop it. Configure recovery for blocked agents instead of silently retrying forever.

Start with one bounded project and two or three connected tasks. Add more autonomy after you have reviewed the actual outputs and observed where human judgment is needed.