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# Project Management

## Overview

The Project Management dashboard category provides widgets that keep task-driven work visible at the workspace level, making it easier to monitor priorities without opening individual records. These widgets support both lightweight hierarchical checklists and more structured, table-backed task management, with capabilities such as subtasks, due dates, recurrence tracking, fast completion actions, and AI-assisted planning. Whether you are reviewing your daily workload, coordinating a project dashboard for a team, or surfacing operational checklists for laboratory activities, these tools help keep work organized and actionable inside Labii. Together, they give users flexible options for managing both ad-hoc planning and formal dashboard-based task oversight.

## Widgets

* [ToDo](/widgets/dashboard-widgets/productivity/project-management/todo.md) - Create lightweight nested dashboard checklists with due dates, colors, and AI assistance
* [Tasks](/widgets/dashboard-widgets/productivity/project-management/tasks.md) - Manage table-backed dashboard tasks with subtasks, dates, and completion tracking


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