Project Settings: A Complete Guide

Project settings give you full control over how your project is configured, connected, and shared. This article walks through every option available in your project settings panel.

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Opening Project Settings

Navigate to your project, then select Settings from the project menu or sidebar. Settings are organized into sections described below.

Note: Only project Owners and Admins can modify most project settings. Members and Maintainers have read-only access to settings.

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General Settings

Project Name and Description

You can update your project's name and description at any time.

1. In the General section, click into the Project Name field and type your new name.
2. Update the Description field to reflect the project's current scope or purpose.
3. Save your changes.

A clear description helps teammates and stakeholders understand the project's goals at a glance.

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Repository Connection

Connecting a code repository lets Agiloop link features to your codebase and support AI-powered build and deployment workflows.

• Repository URL: The full URL to your Git repository (e.g., a GitHub or GitLab repo URL).
• Branch: The default branch to use for builds and deployments (e.g., main or develop).
• Deployment Configuration: Additional settings that control how the project is deployed to your cloud infrastructure.

Note: Repository settings are required to use the Implement (Build) feature. Without a connected repo, AI code generation and deployment management will not be available.

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Push Integrations

Agiloop can push your features directly to external project management tools. Configure your integration credentials here before running an export.

Trello

• API Key: Your Trello developer API key.
• Token: Your Trello user token, generated from the Trello developer portal.
• Board ID: The ID of the Trello board where features will be exported.

Jira

• Jira URL: The base URL of your Jira instance (e.g., https://yourcompany.atlassian.net).
• Email: The email address associated with your Jira account.
• API Token: An API token generated in your Atlassian account settings.
• Project Key: The key of the Jira project to export features into.

Azure DevOps

• Organization URL: Your Azure DevOps organization URL.
• Personal Access Token (PAT): A PAT generated in your Azure DevOps user settings with appropriate work item permissions.
• Project Name: The name of the Azure DevOps project to receive exported features.

Excel

Excel export does not require credentials. You can export features directly to a formatted .xlsx file from the export menu.

Note: Integration credentials are stored securely and only used to authenticate export requests on your behalf.

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Inspect API Keys

The Inspect feature provides analytics on real user behavior — sessions, errors, user journeys, and goals. To capture this data, you connect your application using an Inspect API key.

• Generate an API key from the Inspect section of project settings.
• Add this key to your application to start sending analytics events to Agiloop.
• You can rotate or revoke keys from this same settings section.

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Project Visibility

• Private: Only invited team members can view the project. This is the default for most projects.
• Public: The project can be viewed by anyone with the link.

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Duplicating a Project

Duplicating creates a full copy of your project, including its features and settings. This is useful for creating a template or spinning up a parallel workstream.

1. Select Duplicate from the Project Actions menu.
2. Provide a name for the new project.
3. Confirm the duplication.

The duplicated project will appear in your project list and can be edited independently.

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Transferring Ownership

Transferring a project reassigns the Owner role to another person.

1. In project settings, find the Transfer Ownership option.
2. Enter the email address you want to transfer to.
3. Confirm the transfer.

Note: Once you transfer ownership, your own role will change to Admin. Only the new Owner will be able to delete the project or transfer it again.

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Deleting a Project

Deleting a project permanently removes it and all associated data, including features, specs, and analytics.

1. Select Delete from the Project action menu.
2. Confirm by typing the project name when prompted.

Note: This action cannot be undone. Consider duplicating the project first if you want to retain a copy of the data.

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Related Articles

• Git Repository Configuration
• How to Configure Project "Push To" Settings
• Managing Team Members on a Project
• Managing Deployments in Agiloop
• Sharing a Project with Others