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Global-first product surface
Localization spans dashboard widgets, issue views, sprint screens, settings, notifications, metadata, and date handling through the shared application shell.
TaskNebula / final open-source record
The project-management work that began in TaskNebula now has its product home at N-N, the software brand of Neura Parse Ltd. N-Task brings projects, tasks and team documentation together. This page preserves the final TaskNebula source and design record; it is not a description of N-Task's current feature set.
Final OSS release 0.17.3MIT sourceN-Task on n-n.io

01Final-release screenshots
These dated screenshots document the former open-source release. For current product screens and capabilities, use the N-Task page on n-n.io.

FIG 01 · Draft with AI
One prompt becomes a single issue or editable checklist before bulk creation.

FIG 02 · Issue detail
Labels, versions, components, comments, sub-issues, and per-issue assist in one view.

FIG 03 · Realtime board
Kanban, sprint work, drag-and-drop planning, presence, and project status loops.

FIG 04 · Dashboard
Standup, catch-up, analytics, deadlines, pinned work, and recent activity.
02Legacy operating model
The final TaskNebula code brought localization, governance, update awareness, agent workflows and a self-hosted interface together. N-Task's current scope is documented separately by N-N.
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Localization spans dashboard widgets, issue views, sprint screens, settings, notifications, metadata, and date handling through the shared application shell.
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Dashboards, project pages, settings, shell navigation, loading states, and transactional email templates share a restrained, high-contrast interface system.
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Docker Hub webhooks, scheduled version checks, admin update notifications, digest metadata, and optional signed self-update handoff keep operators in control.
03Final-source capabilities
The list below records TaskNebula's final public source and roadmap, including partial or optional work. It is historical context, not a capability promise for N-Task.
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Issues, epics, subtasks, sprints, burndown, velocity, initiatives, roadmap views, custom fields, issue links, attachments, importers, and transition rules.
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Realtime presence, activity feed, comments, mentions, watchers, email digests, project chat, issue threads, LiveKit voice rooms, Tiptap, and Yjs.
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30+ permission types, 63+ audit actions, role-based access, issue security levels, signed webhooks, OAuth, SAML/SCIM scaffolding, and registration controls.
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AI is off by default. Workspace admins can enable OpenAI or Anthropic keys, keep native heuristic planning, save model profiles, and audit rotations.
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Burndown, velocity, cycle time, throughput, lead-time distributions, project health, native charts, AI insights, retrospectives, and CSV/JSON export.
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Cmd+K omnibar, keyboard shortcuts, route skeletons, real-time sync, Docker Compose, API keys, MCP work, AGENTOWNERS, and local coding-agent handoff.
04Existing installations
The TaskNebula repository retains final-release notes for existing installations. New installs, support and licensing should be discussed through N-Task.
The old MIT source and published images remain available as-is. The repository states that 0.17.3 is final and that no more features, fixes, security updates or image releases will be published. Existing operators should back up their data and read its final README before any change.
Localized UI
Health endpoint
Persistent data
Realtime fan-out
Explicit profiles
05Deep dives
The following pages preserve the final TaskNebula deployment, AI-control and architecture records. Current N-Task product information lives on n-n.io.
01 · Self-hosting
Historical Docker architecture and final-release operator notes.
Open page02 · AI governance
AI and agent controls documented in the final TaskNebula source.
Open page03 · Architecture
Architecture and roadmap as recorded before development moved.
Open page06Final public record
The stack and former roadmap remain inspectable as historical source. They do not describe planned N-Task features or an actively maintained TaskNebula release.
Next.js, Postgres, Redis, Docker, reverse proxy, optional LiveKit and cron. The sophistication is in product flow and governance, not exotic infrastructure.
01Frontend
02Backend
03Data
04Realtime
05Ops
06Trust
01 · Foundation
Labels, components, release records, resolution, issue rank, workflow enforcement, boards, structured queries, notifications, tenant isolation, API keys, pagination, and scale floor.
02 · Next
Deeper code-host links, importer improvements, release notes, semantic search, Ask-AI completion, agent approval queues, MCP expansion, and coding-agent handoffs.
03 · Longer term
Custom hierarchy, field schemes, permission enforcement, portfolio plans, SLAs, configurable dashboards, proactive risk detection, and agent builder direction.
01Image
Record the deployed image tag; no newer TaskNebula image is planned.
02Secrets
Inventory existing credentials and rotate exposed values before a transition.
03Network
Review existing port bindings and TLS reverse-proxy access.
04Persistence
Back up postgres_data, redis_data, and uploads_data before changing the installation.
05Updates
Treat the final release as unsupported; plan risk controls or a move to a maintained system.
06Automation
Inspect enabled cron jobs and other scheduled work before shutdown or migration.
Continue with N-Task
Explore N-Task for current project, task and team-documentation workflows. The TaskNebula repository remains a final, unsupported MIT source record for existing users and researchers.