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Project Comments

Updated 2026-06-05·3 min read

TL;DR: Project comments are threaded discussions attached to any task or block. Use @mentions to notify members, react with emoji, and resolve threads when done. Comments appear in the activity feed and trigger automations via the Comment Added trigger.

Here is the path a comment takes from a task to your team.

What Are Comments?

Context is everything when you're collaborating remotely across several time zones. Taskade lets you add comments to tasks and sub-tasks to keep everybody on the same page. Use Project comments to give feedback, ask questions, and provide instructions.


Add a Comment

  1. Choose a task/sub-task you want to comment on.
  2. Click the ➕ plus icon to open the Add-ons Menu.
  3. Select 💬 Comments or press C.
  4. Type your comment and click

    to send it.

💡 Note: To learn more about add-ons, visit Task Add-Ons.

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Use Markdown in Comments

You can use Markdown syntax to communicate with your team in comments. Add the following Markdown syntax to your text to apply Markdown in a comment:

  • Block quote — > text
  • Code block — code
  • Ordered list — 1. Item
  • Unordered list — +, *, -

💡 Note: Visit Markdown Support to learn more about using Markdown.

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Attach Screencast Videos

You can record your screen with the Screencast feature and attach the video recordings directly to project comments. Here's how it works.

💡 Note: Screencast is also available in the project chat.

  • Open an existing task comment or add a new one (see the previous section).
  • Click the 🖥️ Screencast button.

  • Choose screencast from to pop-up menu.

  • Select which part of your screen you want to share.
  • Click Share to capture the screen.


Tips

  • Use comments for asynchronous feedback — they stay attached to the specific task, so context is never lost.
  • Combine comments with task assignments to request action from a specific team member.
  • Visit How to Chat on Taskade if you need a real-time conversation instead of task-level comments.

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