Create, move and comment on tasks, label them and format with Markdown: what your agent can change and under which permissions.
Your agent doesn't just read: with write permission it can create, move and comment on tasks like one more project member. It acts with your permissions, so your role's limits apply exactly as if you did it from the web app.
Changes are real and show up in Syncro instantly. Ask the agent to show you what it will change before a bulk action.
| Action | Who can |
|---|---|
| Create tasks (title, description, priority, dates, estimated hours, labels, column or backlog) | Any member |
| Edit a task (title, description, priority, labels, dates, estimated hours) | Creator, assignee or OWNER/ADMIN |
| Move tasks between columns or to the backlog | Creator, assignee or OWNER/ADMIN |
| Assign or remove responsible people | Yourself, anyone; another person, OWNER/ADMIN |
| Comment on a task | Any member |
| Create, edit, delete and assign labels | Any member |
| Create boards and columns | OWNER/ADMIN |
| Delete tasks | OWNER/ADMIN |
Task descriptions and comments accept Markdown, so you can ask for richer content: lists, bold, tables, code blocks and checklists.
**Acceptance criteria**
- <input type="checkbox" disabled aria-hidden="true" name="task-checkbox"> Validate the form
- <input type="checkbox" disabled aria-hidden="true" name="task-checkbox"> Add tests
- <input type="checkbox" disabled aria-hidden="true" name="task-checkbox"> Review with design
You can also include links and images by URL. The task title is always plain text.
In comments,
@Namementions a member and sends them a notification. Use the name exactly as it appears in the team. In descriptions, mentions don't notify.
Tip: for repetitive tasks, describe the template once ("create one task per item in this list with this description and this label") and let the agent repeat the pattern.
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