Calendar Feed
Task due dates in the calendar you already use
Subscribe to a personal iCal feed that shows your task due dates as all-day events. Works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and any app that supports iCal subscriptions — perfect for teachers tracking lesson plans, coaches running training calendars, or anyone whose work lives on a calendar.
What it does
- Personal iCal feed URL — subscribe once, updates automatically
- Shows tasks assigned to you with due dates across all projects
- All-day events with task title, project name, priority, and status
- Completed tasks excluded automatically
- Works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and any iCal client
Setup
- 1Go to your team settings and find the Calendar feed section
- 2Copy your personal feed URL
- 3Add it as a calendar subscription in your preferred calendar app
- 4Task due dates start appearing as all-day events
Project Import
Switch from any PM tool in minutes
Bring your existing projects into Lova from 8 different sources. Upload an export file, pick a format, and your columns, tasks, priorities, and descriptions are ready on a new board instantly.
What it does
- Import from Linear, Asana, Jira, Trello, Notion, Monday.com, ClickUp, or generic CSV
- Preserves column structure, task titles, descriptions, and priorities
- Automatic priority mapping from each tool's native levels
- No API keys or OAuth required — just upload the export file
- Handles quoted fields, special characters, and large boards (up to 2000 tasks)
Setup
- 1Export your project from your current tool (CSV or JSON depending on the source)
- 2Go to your Lova team dashboard and click Import
- 3Name your project, select the source format, and upload the file
- 4Your board is ready with all columns and tasks mapped
Slack
Project updates where your team already talks
Forward Lova notifications to any Slack channel. Task assignments, blocker alerts, and status changes show up in real time without anyone leaving Slack.
What it does
- Real-time notifications for task assignments and status changes
- Blocker alerts forwarded instantly to the right channel
- Rich Slack message formatting with task details
- Configure per-team which events forward to Slack
- One webhook URL per team, no per-user setup
Setup
- 1Create an incoming webhook in your Slack workspace
- 2Paste the webhook URL in Lova team settings
- 3Choose which notification types to forward
- 4Notifications start flowing immediately
Webhooks & Automations
Trigger actions on any project event
Lova's built-in automation engine fires on 8 different triggers with 7 action types including outgoing webhooks. Move tasks, change priorities, assign work, notify your team, or POST to any URL — all without writing code.
What it does
- 8 triggers: task created, moved, completed, blocked, assigned, priority changed, due soon, overdue
- 7 actions: move task, set priority, assign member, send notification, add label, post to Slack, send webhook
- Outgoing webhooks with HMAC-SHA256 payload signing for secure integrations
- Connect to Zapier, Make, n8n, or any HTTP endpoint
- Runs server-side with no latency
Setup
- 1Open any project and click the automations icon in the board header
- 2Choose a trigger event and configure conditions
- 3Pick an action — for webhooks, paste your endpoint URL and optional signing secret
- 4Save and the automation runs immediately on matching events
Describe a software project and Lova provisions the repo, scaffolds the agent workflow, installs the webhook, and runs autonomous engineering agents that open PRs against your tasks. Reviews and CI status flow back to the board in real time — no manual setup, no copy-pasting webhook secrets.
What it does
- One-click repo creation from a Lova project — README, agent workflow, and webhook installed automatically
- Connect existing repos via fine-grained PAT — webhook auto-installs, no manual config
- Spawn an engineering agent on any task — runs in your repo's GitHub Actions, opens a PR when done
- Live PR pills on every card — open / draft / merged, CI passing or failing, review approved or changes requested
- Reference tasks with LOVA-N or #task-slug in PRs and commits — auto-link, auto-move to Done on merge
- Two-way mirror: GitHub issues become Lova tasks, Lova tasks can be pushed to GitHub as issues
- Bidirectional state sync — moving a card to Done closes its linked issue, dragging it back reopens it
- AES-256-GCM token encryption + HMAC webhook verification — your access never touches plaintext
Setup
- 1Open your team settings and paste a GitHub fine-grained PAT (Contents, Issues, Pull requests, Webhooks scopes)
- 2For each project, click Create new (Lova provisions the repo) or Link existing
- 3Open a task and hit Spawn agent — Lova dispatches your repo's agent-run.yml workflow
- 4Watch the PR open, CI turn green, and the card move to Done — automatically
Agent API
AI agents as first-class project participants
Agents read your board, claim tasks, report progress, and post to the project chat. The same interface works whether humans or AI agents do the execution.
What it does
- Project-scoped bearer tokens with fine-grained access
- GET /api/agent/board — read columns, tasks, and assignments
- POST /api/agent/claim — claim an unclaimed task
- POST /api/agent/status — update task status or move columns
- POST /api/agent/chat — post messages to the project conversation
Setup
- 1Generate an agent token in your project settings
- 2Use the bearer token to authenticate API requests
- 3Build your agent loop: read board, claim task, do work, report back
- 4See full documentation and examples at /agents
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