Settings change agent behavior
Operating rules are not labels for a future feature. Enabled focus areas alter which project evidence an agent considers; initiative changes whether it surfaces next actions proactively; attention controls escalation sensitivity; response depth changes the amount of context in its output.
Examples
- Sprint scope and workload guide a planning agent toward realistic commitments.
- Open invoices and accepted work guide a commercial agent toward billable evidence.
- Blockers and due dates guide PM Twin toward delivery risk.
- Special instructions add project-specific boundaries without replacing the standard controls.
Save rules, then check state
- 1Choose the project object
Agent settings belong to one project-agent relationship.
- 2Configure focus and behavior
Keep only the signals that support this agent's responsibility.
- 3Save the rules
The panel confirms when the configuration is stored.
- 4Start or pause separately
The player-style controls govern whether scheduled work is active now.