Priority states

Every priority carries one of four states: Ready, Building, Shipped, Shared. They're how Annsa tracks the loop — Ready while the spec waits, Building when work starts, Shipped when it lands, Shared once the customers who asked have heard back.

The status button on any priority or spec moves it. The header pills count each state at a glance — the same four counts appear on account panels, so you can see where one customer's asks stand.

Mark a priority Shipped and Share Back is the natural next click — choose the recipients, send, and the priority moves to Shared. The state exists because "we built it" and "they know we built it" are different facts, and the second one is the one customers feel.

Parking sets a priority aside without pretending it moved. A parked priority keeps its state and wears a Parked badge; restore it and it's exactly where it was. See Parking priorities.

The roadmap board runs Backlog → Later → Next on the planning side, then Building → Shipped → Shared. The planning columns are yours to arrange; the delivery columns mirror the states.

Over MCP, annsa.act moves states without opening the app — "mark the export priority shipped" from Claude Code or Cursor does exactly what the status button does, and it's attributed to whoever did it.

Ready: the spec is waiting for someone to start. Building: work is underway. Shipped: it's live in the product. Shared: the customers who asked have been told. Parked is separate — a set-aside flag that preserves the state underneath it.