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Set up rules-based automations in Dart

Updated over a week ago

Dart makes it easy to set up useful rules-based automations. These will automatically complete some actions for you based on various triggers.

Automations Overview

You can access your automations in settings under AI in Settings

automations page in settings

The automations include:

Parents complete when all subtasks complete
When all of the subtasks of a given task complete, the parent will automatically complete

Parents start when any subtask starts
When any of the subtasks of a given task start, the parent will automatically start

Subtasks change dartboards with parent
When a parent task moves between dartboards, all of its subtasks in that dartboard will automatically move

Subtasks complete with parent
When a parent changes to a completed status, all of its subtasks at or behind that status will automatically complete

New subtasks replicate parent
When a subtask is first created, it will automatically inherit most of its parent’s properties

Blocked task dates update with blocker
When a blocker’s due date changes, all of the tasks that are blocked will automatically update

Simply click the toggle near any of these automations to enable them, or toggle them off to disable them.

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