Autopilot settings

You set how the autopilot works per project. Open the Autopilot settings panel (on the right). Changes take effect right away.

Phases per goal

Setting	Default	What it does
Research first	on	The researcher first looks at the codebase and the web
Design first	on	The designer first makes a UI/UX design and icons (no technical details)
Plan first	on	The developer first makes a technical design and splits the goal into tasks. Off: it starts right away on the whole goal at once. Faster for small goals, but without a plan there is no security analysis up front either
Use the project map	on	The agents get the Project map as a tool
Agent picks the steps	on	Skips research and design when a goal doesn't need them. A phase you turned off never turns on
Start and check the app	on	After each task, Coodoo opens the app and checks that it works; see Start and check the app
Code review per task	on	The reviewer approves or rejects each task
Fix rounds	2	How many times the developer may fix things after a rejection (0 to 5). After that the task moves on with the open points attached

Tip: Don't turn off review to save time. Review catches most mistakes, including security problems. Without review, only Coodoo's scanners are still watching.

Autonomy

Setting	Default	What it does
Keep going	off	When the queue is empty, the team comes up with a new goal itself
Security first	on	Critical and high security holes reported by Dependabot are fixed first
Check the whole project	Every week	How often the whole project gets a security check: Every day, Every week, Every month or Only when I ask; see Security
Fallback	on	If an agent can't manage, or is missing, the other one takes over

Versions

Setting	Default	What it does
Keep track of version numbers	on	After each goal, update the version number and the changelog for each part; see Release

Sandboxing

Here you see the folder the agents are allowed to write in. Outside it they can't change anything. Click Show folder to open it.

Elsewhere in the app

A few project settings live somewhere else, because they fit better there:

Setting	Where
Own branch per goal and Show issues	GitHub → Settings
The default branch (Make default)	GitHub → Settings → Branches
Who has which role	Team panel
Start command	App panel
Plugins and MCP servers	Plugins and MCP panels
Release settings	Release page