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GitHub Projectsgithub.comGitHub Projects provides planning and tracking for developers by turning issues into structured work items—sub-issues, milestones, boards, tables, and roadmaps—so teams can visualize and manage work in one place. It supports automation and workflows to triage issues, set custom fields, and move work automatically, with views and templates to fit sprint/backlog needs, plus project insights and burn-up charts to monitor progress. It integrates with the rest of GitHub (issues, pull requests, commits, releases, deploys) and is accessible via browser, CLI, and mobile apps (GitHub CLI and GitHub Mobile).
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GitHub Projects - If your code lives on GitHub, the native project boards live directly alongside your source code.
GitHub Projects / Issues — If your code already lives on GitHub, skipping an external PM tool entirely is often the cleanest route.
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GitHub Projects now supports tables, Kanban boards, roadmaps, custom fields, charts, milestones, and issue/PR integration.
GitHub Projects keeps issue tracking right next to the code repository, which engineering teams love.
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GitHub Projects : Best for developer-first teams who want their agile boards tied directly to their source code repositories
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