A Brightstack workspace has four building blocks. Issues hold the work. Documents hold the knowledge. Projects group the work. Chat gets it done.

Issues

The core unit of work. One task, one owner, one status.

Documents

Plans, specs, and decisions in a block editor. Every document has its own context chat.

Projects

Related issues grouped into one initiative, with a lead, dates, and a roadmap.

Chat and agents

Describe an outcome in a session. Bright’s manager agent routes the work to specialists.

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How they fit together

  • A project groups related issues into one initiative.
  • An issue is one unit of work. It carries a status, priority, effort, assignee, labels, and its project.
  • A document holds knowledge that outlives a task: plans, specs, decisions, notes.
  • A chat session makes the work happen. You describe an outcome, and Bright plans it, hands pieces to specialist agents, and checks the results.
One pass through the loop: capture work as issues in a project, write the thinking down in a document, then ask Bright in chat to take an issue end to end.
New here? The Quickstart uses all four in about five minutes.