Five things shipped together this week, all of them about finding the right task and acting on it without ceremony.
Filter the board by assignee
The Filters panel gained an assignee picker: everyone, Assigned to me, Unassigned, or a specific teammate. The column counts follow the filter, so a header that reads 3 means three cards you can actually see.
The filter lives in the URL, so ?assignee=me is a link you can bookmark — and because "me" is resolved when the page opens, sharing that link shows your teammate their tasks, not yours.
Whatever you pick stays visible as a chip next to the Filters button, and the chip looks like what it filters by: a teammate's avatar for an assignee, the priority's own colour for a priority. Click it to drop that filter.
Assign and re-prioritise a whole selection
Select cards with ⌘-click (or drag a box around them) and the selection bar now offers Assign to… and Priority beside Move and Delete. Both send one request for the whole selection, so the timeline gets one entry per card rather than a burst, and nothing is left half-applied if something fails.
⌘K goes anywhere
Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux) anywhere in the app:
type a task's ref —
BD-42, or just42for the project you are in;type part of a title to search the current project;
type a project name to jump to its board;
type a page name — Widget, Team, Webhooks, MCP server.
Search marks what it matched
Searching the board used to filter the cards and leave you to guess which word matched. Matches are now highlighted on the card, and when the match is deep inside the description the card shows the text around it instead of the first line — so a result never looks like a false positive.
Your widget, confirmed
The Widget page ends in a connection check. It waits for a report to arrive from the widget itself — a task you create by hand does not turn it green — and then links to the task the report landed on. No more wondering whether the snippet is really live.
A weekly status report, in two calls
For AI agents, list_tasks now takes a resolution window (resolvedFrom / resolvedTo), get_current_project says which member your token acts as, and every task in a list carries updatedAt and resolvedAt.
That turns "give me a report of my tasks for this week, split into In progress and Done" into one call per group instead of one call per task. Ask your agent for it on a Friday.