Task Workspaces

A Task Workspace captures one focused piece of work, meaning what needs doing, how to reproduce it, and the files involved, so you can hand it to a teammate or pick it up yourself later. It works locally, with no AI and no account needed.

Open it from its icon in the activity bar, or View → Task Workspaces.

Capture a task

1. Click New task.
2. Fill in the objective, acceptance criteria, reproduction or setup notes, decisions made so far, and open questions.
3. Select the files the task needs. Files you have open are suggested; save any unsaved ones first. You can also include saved scenarios.
4. Click Capture task, and check what was captured.

Share it

Export bundle saves the task as a .lamied-task.json file wherever you choose. Send it the way you'd share any file.

A bundle holds the task's notes, the selected files with checksums, the repository, branch and commit it was captured from, and any scenarios. It never includes your whole repository, sign-ins, permissions or absolute paths from your computer.

Import and restore

1. Open the project you're restoring into.
2. Click Import bundle. Lamied checks the file's format and checksums. Importing never changes your files, switches branches, installs anything or runs code.
3. Click Preview file restore. Each file is marked new, identical or conflicting. Nothing is selected for you.
4. Compare conflicts, select exactly the files you want, and confirm Restore selected files.

Your original files are backed up before anything is replaced. If the bundle was captured from a different commit, you're warned first. A restore replaces whole files; it isn't a merge.

Manage tasks

Limits

Up to 40 files of 512 KB each, 20 scenarios, and 8 MB per bundle; up to 100 tasks per workspace. Binary files, .git and symbolic links can't be captured.