Board settings, autonomy and statuses
Understand how the board governs work.
Use the fictional Aurora Page example in a test project. For assistant requests, write in the indicated lead or worker chat. Perform the remaining steps in the panel.
Steps
In the board, open Board settings using its settings button.
Read name, description and autonomy mode. Changes save automatically; check save feedback before closing.
In status settings, check names, order and completion marking. Experiment only on the example board.
Explain the Aurora Page board’s autonomy mode before executing tasks.Check the result
The board mode and columns reflect saved changes. A completed status affects completion counts.
Renaming a column changes that status name for tasks using it. Changing a task’s status requires a report of that stage. Reordering columns changes their sequence; reordering cards operates within the current status.
If the record is missing, clear the section’s filters, check active or archived registration where that control exists, and confirm the correct team, board or task. A connection failure appears as an error and requires a retry.
Open the example screen
Copy the record address from your own panel. Preserve its slug and change only the tab parameters as shown below. The example path describes navigation and needs your actual record.
/app/boards/<id>/settingsContinue with the next chapter or consult the index. Usage guide index