Before using Laraue Boards day-to-day, it helps to understand how the pieces fit together. The hierarchy is simple: issues sit in a status, statuses live inside epics, epics live inside spaces, and spaces belong to an organization.
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Issues — The core unit of work. A task captured from a Telegram message or created manually, with a unique key like
WRK-42. - Epics — A kanban board with custom status columns. Issues are organized inside epics and move through columns as work progresses.
- Spaces — A grouping layer above epics. Use spaces to separate client work, products, or departments.
- Organizations — A shared workspace for a team. Members of an organization can see and collaborate on the same epics and spaces.
The hierarchy at a glance
Organization
└── Space (e.g. "Mobile App")
└── Epic / Board (e.g. "Sprint 1")
└── Status (e.g. "In progress")
└── Issue (e.g. WRK-42)The first time you log in, you already have all of this set up — a personal organization with one space and a default board waiting for you. You can just start sending messages to the bot and organizing issues right away. Spaces and epics become useful once you want more structure: create a new space for a separate project, or a new epic for a new board, whenever you need one.