Task-linked docs

A document can be linked to one or more tasks, so the write-up for a piece of work stays reachable from the task itself without living inside the task description.

Where linked docs appear

Open a task in Tasks and look for its Documents section. It lists every document currently linked to that task — click one to open it. Linking doesn’t move or copy the document; it’s still the same document in Docs, just reachable from this task too. Removing a document from a task’s Documents section unlinks it — the document itself isn’t deleted.

Linking an existing document

From a task’s Documents section, use the + button to search your workspace’s documents and pick one to link.

Creating a document from a task

The same + button also offers New document, which creates a new, empty document and links it to the task in one step — if your role allows creating documents. The new document is placed in the same project the task belongs to, so it shows up alongside that project’s other documents in Docs.

Creating a document from a task via the CLI

You can do the same thing from the command line:

nrn doc create --task <TEAM-N> [--title <t>] [--content <markdown>]

This creates a document, optionally seeded with a title and markdown content, and links it to the task in one call. See the Docs commands for the rest of the nrn doc commands (view, update, link, unlink, list).

Next steps

• Learn the editor and folder basics in Editing documents.
• See how spaces and access work in Docs overview.