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-# process
+# Coderly Handbook
+
+## New incoming task 
+- Create the task in Asana
+- Write a description that is clear. Someone else should be able to get started on the task without needing to ask you any further questions.
+
+## You get assigned a new Asana task
+- Make sure the task is clear enough
+- Assign a due date for yourself and commit to it
+
+## A task you were assigned isn’t clear enough
+- Assign the task to whoever is best suited to clarify the task
+- Write question as a comment in the Asana task and reference the person who can answer it (like @JoshSmith)
+
+## You begin work on a new Asana task
+- Create a new feature branch like `code start update product photos`
+- Make the smallest change possible to get started with the feature and commit
+- Create a pull request `code pr`
+- Add a link to the Asana task on the first line of the PR description
+- Add a link to the Github PR on the first line of the Asana description
+
+## You have some questions for a task
+- Assign the task to whoever is best suited to answer the question
+- Write question as a comment in the Asana task and reference the person who can answer it (like @JoshSmith)
+
+## You answered someones questions for a task
+- Assign the task back to the person who asked you the question
+- You need your code to be reviewed
+- Assign an `awaiting review` label to your PR
+- Assign an `awaiting review` tag to your task and move it to the top of the section. All “awaiting review” tasks should be at the top of the section.
+
+## Daily code review process
+- Review all PRs that have the `awaiting review` label
+- How to review a PR
+- Remove the awaiting review label from Asana and GitHub
+- If the code looks good
+  - Add `reviewed` label to the PR
+  - Add `reviewed` tag to the Asana task
+- If the code needs work and you want to take a look after they make the changes, assign the `needs work` label
+- If the code just needs a few changes made and you are fine with them merging without a second review
+  - Add `reviewed` and `good after changes` labels to the PR
+  - Add `reviewed` tag to the Asana task
+  - Add the `reviewed` Asana just
+
+
+## Tags
+Tags in Asana should always be in the following order
+
+### Reviewed
+The PR has been reviewed and everything looks good
+### Awaiting Review
+The PR needs someone to take a look at it for feedback
+### Needs Work
+This PR needs has some required changes before merging
+### Doing Now
+This PR is currently being worked on
+### Blocked
+This PR is currently blocked. The person working on this needs something before he can continue.