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I Let AI Manage My Entire Project Board

Hypertask Marketing · HVID-15 · 7:02 edited from 12:48 raw

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V1 — Split board: chaos vs AI-organized
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V2 — Over-the-shoulder, hands off keyboard
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V3 — Robot hands organizing sticky notes
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V4 — Inbox count "36 → 4" dramatic reduction
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V5 — Relaxed, feet up, "NO HANDS"

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Split-screen Kanban board — left side messy with red overdue badges, right side clean with blue AI glow. Face in center with raised eyebrows. Before/after contrast instantly graspable.

B — Over-the-shoulder

Laptop showing board with cards moving by themselves. Hands OFF the keyboard. Warm amber lighting.

C — Robot hands

Robot hand organizing sticky notes on glass whiteboard. Cool blue/teal palette.

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AI Project Management Hypertask Claude MCP Productivity

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INTRO (0:00–0:16)

"In this video, I'm going to show you how to connect HyperTask to Claude Web or Claude Desktop. So you can do things like this — asking Claude Web what's currently in your HyperTask inbox, or reorganize complete boards via the AI chat."

SETUP: MCP Settings (0:16–0:40)

[SCREEN: HyperTask → Cmd-K → type "MCP"] "In HyperTask, you can get your MCP settings by going to Command-K and simply typing in MCP. From here, you get the MCP server data. Just copy the MCP URL — mcp.hypertask.ai/mcp."

SETUP: Claude Connector (0:40–1:06)

[SCREEN: Claude → Settings → Connectors → Add] "Back in Claude, go to Settings, Connectors, and add HyperTask as a connector. Give it a name like 'HyperTask MCP', copy in the URL, and add it."

SETUP: Authorization (1:06–1:38)

[SCREEN: Auth page → Activation → Configure] "You'll be forwarded to an authorization page hosted on HyperTask — just authorize it. It shows up as activated. Under Configure, set it to Always Allow for this demo."

DEMO 1: Inbox Triage (1:38–3:42)

[SCREEN: New chat in Claude] "Can you see my inbox in HyperTask?" [AI fetches user context + inbox items] "Please help me triage the inbox and let me know which elements can be removed without missing anything important." [AI returns recommendations] "I'm happy to let the AI archive these. Please go ahead and archive the unimportant items." [Shows inbox count reduced] "That was fairly easy. This task is not in the inbox anymore — so that worked really well."

DEMO 2: Board Triage (3:42–5:30)

"Another thing where AI is quite useful is triaging boards." "Can you see the Echo Inno board? Please let me know which tasks are outdated." [AI analyzes board] "Please create a new column called 'backlog outdated' and move all stale tasks into it." [Board reorganizes — column appears after toggling visibility] "Can you please add a comment to every task, letting people know why it was moved to the stale column?"

REFLECTION (5:30–6:20)

"Triaging boards with AI isn't the fastest, but this will only get better. The way I think about it — just set off the task and let it run in the background. Claude sends you a notification when it's done."

RESULTS + CLOSE (6:20–7:02)

[SCREEN: Checking ticket comments] "This task has been moved to backlog outdated. Due date was August 21st, 2025 — no further progress. Please review." "It's commenting as myself, which is what I want. There's no limits to this."

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#TimestampTypeDescription
10:00–0:16Screen + voiceoverIntro — what you'll learn
20:16–0:40Screen recordingHyperTask Cmd-K → MCP settings
30:40–1:06Screen recordingClaude Settings → Add connector
41:06–1:38Screen recordingAuthorization + config
51:38–3:42Screen recordingInbox triage demo
63:42–5:30Screen recordingBoard triage demo
75:30–6:20VoiceoverReflection
86:20–7:02Screen recordingResults check + close

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