After registering your account, you can visit the projects section in the side panel on the left side of your screen. Within this view you have a button with "Create project". After clicking the button, you can set the information of your project and create it with one click.

Astogi will always have a free version for users who want to try Astogi. Furthermore, if you want to use Astogi for an opensource or non profit project, please send us an email!

Currently Astogi only supports Github and Bitbucket. Gitlab is currently being worked on.

You can always change your pricing plan via the admin panel or by contacting us through info@astogi.com

This step is optional and is only required for people who don't want to receive the Git commit notifications via their own account.

We understand that inviting an user outside of your organisation is a big step, especially when Asana doesn't give us a way to limit the scope of this user. If you are concerned about this, you can always create a new Asana user yourself which is exclusively used to send notifications. When connecting Astogi to Asana, just make sure that you connect this separate user.

It doesn't matter how a task is created, or moved between projects. The moment a new task is added to a project or created in a project Astogi will check if the task has been seen before. If it has, Astogi will assign the previous ID. If it hasn't Astogi will create a new unique ID based on your settings.

All unique task IDs are prepended at the beginning of the task title. This way, you can easily see all unique IDs of the tasks in a project.

If you added your Asana project in Astogi, and coupled this to your Git repository we will track the commit messages being made. Whenever we find a commit message that does include one of the unique IDs in the coupled Asana project, we will send a notification to that task. That way all followers will get notified of the activity in that task.

The Round Robin integration automatically assigns new unassigned tasks to the next available person in your team. New members of the project will automatically be added to the assignment rotation. This ensures an even distribution of tasks across your team members and prevents tasks from sitting unassigned.

The Team Alias integration allows you to add the Astogi bot to one or multiple teams to register all team members. Once registered, you can add the bot as a collaborator on any task, and all members of the registered teams will automatically be added as collaborators on that task. This saves time and ensures everyone who needs to be involved is included.

The Ask ChatGPT integration allows you to @mention the Astogi bot in Asana comments, and the AI (powered by ChatGPT) will respond to your question or comment. This is helpful for getting quick assistance, brainstorming ideas, or answering questions without leaving your Asana workspace.

Yes! You can connect multiple Git repositories to a single Asana project. This is particularly useful for larger projects that span across multiple repositories. To do this, create your Asana project in Astogi, and then add multiple repositories to it from the admin panel.

You can synchronize existing tasks by going to your project details in the admin panel and clicking the 'Synchronize tasks' button. This will add task identifiers to all existing tasks in your Asana project. Note that this process may take some time for projects with many tasks.

Automation Projects are Asana projects connected to an automation user in Astogi. These projects enable advanced features like auto-tagging, automated replies, team collaboration tools, and ChatGPT integration. You can view and manage your Automation Projects from the admin panel.

Yes, you can customize the task identifier format through your project settings. By default, Astogi uses your project name as a prefix for task IDs, but you can modify this to suit your team's needs. Consistent task IDs make it easier to reference specific tasks in communications and Git commits.

To connect your Asana workspace, go to the Integrations section in the admin panel and follow the OAuth process to authorize Astogi to access your Asana account. Once connected, you'll be able to select projects from your workspace to add to Astogi.

The number of projects you can create depends on your subscription plan. The free plan typically allows one project, while paid plans offer multiple projects. You can view your current project limit in your profile settings in the admin panel.

Yes, Astogi works with both public and private repositories. When connecting your Git client (GitHub or Bitbucket), you'll authorize Astogi to access your repositories securely through OAuth, which includes access to private repositories if you grant the permission.