The article provides a comprehensive guide on setting up and managing projects using GitHub's project boards to organize issues using agile methods like KanBan or Scrum. It outlines the process of creating a new GitHub repository, setting up a project, and establishing project boards with columns such as Backlog, To Do, In Progress, Waiting for Feedback, and Done to intuitively visualize the progress of issues. The guide emphasizes the ability to automate certain processes, such as moving issues to appropriate columns based on their status, and the use of labels to indicate issue priority. It also highlights the flexibility of GitHub's many-to-many relationships between issues and projects, allowing for efficient project management and communication of workload and resources. The article suggests that these tools can significantly improve prioritization and visualization of progress, making them beneficial for collaboration with colleagues, mentors, or supervisors.