# Creating & organizing tasks

- [Create a task](https://www.wonderly.com/help/work-hub/tasks-overview/creating-and-organizing-tasks/create-a-task.md): Four ways to create a task in Wonderly, from any part of the platform.
- [Assign a task](https://www.wonderly.com/help/work-hub/tasks-overview/creating-and-organizing-tasks/assign-a-task.md): Two ways to assign a task to a team member.
- [Add a task to a project](https://www.wonderly.com/help/work-hub/tasks-overview/creating-and-organizing-tasks/add-a-task-to-a-project.md): Three ways to add a task to a project in Wonderly.
- [Set task blockers](https://www.wonderly.com/help/work-hub/tasks-overview/creating-and-organizing-tasks/set-task-blockers.md): Link tasks together to control the order in which work gets done.
- [Recurring task](https://www.wonderly.com/help/work-hub/tasks-overview/creating-and-organizing-tasks/recurring-task.md): Add and edit a recurring task in Wonderly.
- [Create custom fields in your tasks](https://www.wonderly.com/help/work-hub/tasks-overview/creating-and-organizing-tasks/create-custom-fields-in-your-tasks.md): Two ways to add a custom field to your tasks in Wonderly.


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