What this feature does
A linked task connects one Custory item to one external work record. Custory stores the link on the item, keeps a cached title and status, and saves a direct URL back to the external issue or page. When you create the task from Custory, the external record also includes a link back to the source item.Supported platforms
Before you create a linked task
You need:- an existing item
- an active integration for the target platform
EditororOwneraccess in the journey or workspace
expired or error, Custory blocks task creation until the connection is fixed.
Create a linked task
- Open the item you want to hand off.
- Choose the target platform.
- Select the destination, such as a repository, project, team, or database.
- Review the title and description, or use AI fill if you want Custory to draft them from the item.
- Create the task.

Journey defaults
Journey settings can preselect the usual destination for each platform:
These defaults only prefill the create form. You can still choose a different destination when you create a specific task.
What Custory stores on the link
Each linked task record in Custory stores:- platform
- external ID
- external key when the tool has one, such as
PROJ-123orTEAM-45 - external URL
- cached title
- cached status
- creation time
- last sync time when a sync has run
Sync and editing behavior
Custory runs linked-task status sync across all four supported platforms. When you open task details from Custory, it fetches the current external record for that platform.
What happens when you remove a link or integration
The external tool remains the source of execution. Custory only removes its own link record.
When to use this page vs other pages
- Use GitHub integration for GitHub-specific repository behavior, PR workflows, and GitHub-triggered automations.
- Use Journey settings to set per-journey defaults for repositories, projects, teams, or databases.
- Use Automations if you want issue creation to happen automatically for GitHub, Jira, or Linear.
