The joins were always there. Now you can walk them.
A task has always known which account, objective, insight and feature it belongs to. The panel showing them rendered those names as plain text — you could set the relationship, then had to go find the thing yourself.
Those names are links now. Eight places changed:
- Task detail — account, objective, insight and feature
- Insights — through to the feature and the account, on the feed, demand and outcome tabs
- Shipped outcomes — through to the task and the feature
- Roadmap drift — each row through to its feature
- Feature detail — its five most recent tasks and signals, shown inline rather than as a count you couldn't open
- Account 360, Work tab — the account's real linked tasks
- AskSpine answers — through to the account or feature the answer came from
- Decisions — through to the linked feature, release or objective
Two of those were showing you a number and keeping the rows to itself. The Account 360 Work tab was worse: it asked you to connect GitHub for work that was already in your board.
Filtered views of insights you can share
Insights now takes ?feature=, ?account= and ?insight= filters. Arriving
from a linked record shows you a filtered view with a visible, dismissible
chip saying what you're looking at — and an empty state that names what it
searched for rather than implying you have no insights at all.
Because the filter lives in the URL, that view is a link you can send someone.
Available now across the workspace.