This would be great:

* Resource loading, availability, tasks summary, personal task completion reports..

* Maintain history of task time, cost, resource, as assigned by tasks, and resources completing their tasks.

* Templates of tasks, or projects where if you say have completed a common project that have tasks you do (as if your a consultant with various clients with similar projects you can pull a gant, resource load, historic times as a template - then use them across your Program - and have a report on how similar task groups etc across your program vary.

* Typical completion resources required so that if you simply say the name of a task, it will say "To do this, it usually requires ABC - but right now you only have AB available - so your costs and resource availability for this task on this project is X based on current loadout to resources.

* Track what external resources were needed in historic tasks "To do this - you'll need these external resources, here is a summary email proposal to that external consultant to get costing and availability - effectively using your project plans to generate mini RFPs to the subs/trades/disciplines/departments needed on that task and have it make it easier for not only them to responde, but when they do - have it automatically give you the diff impact to the project/program/task/schedle/cost....

* as you build out project portfolio, you just throw bullets in and it will pull from previous projects and put in the "project-lets" and allow you to build them in a more automated fashion.

* in construction/deployment/commissioning/go-live/acceptance testing (in DCs and Health, and tech), if you can give it a primavera/ms proj/whatever - even a PDF - and have it read what some EXTERNAL PM assigned to you as a sub on the project and have it adjust your section based on your available inputs and effectively import your tasks from some external PM

* have it provide your company with a really well written portfolio completed projects.

* self-service reporting capabilities to external stakeholders... ESPECIALLY CFOs.... with a little dashboard widget that you can just point people to "dart.MYCOMPANY.COM" which could be a status-page like dash for whomever you allow to see highlevel report on demand for your program/projects/departments/budget/etc...

* give scheduling reminders for upcoming resource requirements. - like status checking delivery dates from vendors with simple automated requests for "is component X still scheduled for delivery on DATE" - conversely - sending alerts to delays that will affect subs/trades who need access to a site/area whatever (like concrete guys are two weeks behind, so your delivery area for materials is affected, mr steel guy...)

EDIT: I forgot about the BANE of any large project: CHANGE ORDERS.

Usually these come from project owner/designer -and can have significant impacts on a project sched/cost/resource avail...

If you can track and manage change orders, construction manages/TPMs/any stakeholders will find value in it enough if you can show a report on the history of the projects' intent (budget/end-date) especially because change-orders is usually a two-way street on the negotiations btwn a subs/owner on who pays for what in change order...

example: arch designs "thing" - sub implements it. now three scenarios happen:

1. All good.

2. Arch/owner F'd up intent to sub, sub has to fix at certain costs (the owner will say "your job to know my intent" - subs/trades say "nope, show me the money")

3. sub f-d up and they have to eat all/some portion of cost.

REDUCING CHANGE ORDERS through such comms that I mention above is a golden goose in and of itself - but only you can prevent dumpster fires!.

Finally it ties back to portfolio "reduced change orders by % across N% of our portfolio etc...)

(change orders from a sub, obv comes out of their fees/profit - so change order mtgs on big ticket issues are REALLY fn painful mtgs because its a "who communicated what where when with whom" battles...

====

Attempting to build a project based on this comment:

https://i.imgur.com/ZYsTSk2.png -- this is weird, it just adds checks at bottom of text input - should collapse orig input prompt.

I cant click anything - https://i.imgur.com/LXn2RVU.png

Am I only supposed to have one task in this box? https://i.imgur.com/O3bY286.png

OH I get it... you should have it auto suggest "extract" from each bullet... https://i.imgur.com/2yFXiqd.png -- the UX on this box is confusing...

Or trigger a "would you like to extract/whatever - and have it cycle through each bullet. https://i.imgur.com/2yFXiqd.png

Also - need tool tips. Why the stop-sign? https://i.imgur.com/Kp1FGI7.png

"I'm posting too fast" - so Ill have to just write you guys a separate post later I guess - but the weird UX halts, no exp on what "/ for AI" means out the gate was clunky, but still dope.

(might be better to have your system have an-onboarding example, where you do ALL THE THINGs - and ask the user to reject your examples - kinda like Scenario has prompt chunks with an X if you want to kill that action...)?

What do from here: https://i.imgur.com/HhVU8vK.png - deleted all text, kept "tasks" and cant click anything but X? -- I clicked X - it asked me to DISCARD/KEEP Draft... I KEEP - Where drafts? https://i.imgur.com/1Pb4UMM.png

I'll build a an email to you guys, from this....