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Getting started with Hamstik

Hamstik brings Organizations, Projects, Work Items, Boards, and Sprints into one focused work-management flow. This guide gives you the shortest path from a new account to a useful project.

The Hamstik model

  • An Organization is the shared workspace where people, Projects, and organization settings live.
  • A Project is a focused body of work with its own key, Work Items, Boards, Sprints, labels, and discussion.
  • A Work Item is a Task, Bug, Story, Feature, or Epic tracked inside a Project.
  • A Board is a filter view over a Project’s Work Items. It is not a separate pool of cards.
  • A Sprint is a time-boxed planning and delivery cycle.

Your first path

  1. Create an account and an Organization.
  2. Create a Project with a name and stable key such as WEB.
  3. Add Work Items for the work your team needs to understand and move.
  4. Open a Board to see a visual flow across statuses.
  5. Create a Sprint when you are ready to commit to a time-boxed slice of work.

Keep the Project key short and recognizable. Hamstik uses it as the prefix for Work Item keys, such as WEB-1.

Keep learning

  • Organizations explains membership, roles, and workspace-level settings.
  • Projects covers project structure, keys, labels, and lifecycle.
  • Work Items covers fields, relationships, comments, and activity.
  • Users & permissions explains how membership and roles shape access.