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Dependency arrows explain themselves

Shared by Daniel Sadilek on November 2, 2026

When you draw an arrow between two task cards so one waits for the other, Obeya now says what is going on. An arrow that would make two cards wait for each other is refused with a message naming both cards, instead of a generic error. A card held by your arrow says that it waits because you connected the cards: in its waiting box, on the card itself and with a line in its conversation.