# Project screen

> The project state, what awaits your decision, and the task list.

The **“Development”** section opens on the project screen: it answers the question “what state is my project in” before you open a single task.

## Project state

Four tiles at the top:

- **Development tools** — ready or not, and how many tests the project knows. Until they are ready, development cannot start — above the tiles there is a bar with a single action: open the preparation task, start it, or run an audit first.
- **Project audit** — how many of the ten sections are ready and when it was run.
- **Awaiting your decision** — how many tasks have passed development and checks, how many are still in progress and how many are stopped.
- **Spend over 30 days** — how much has been charged and the current balance; leads to billing.

## Awaiting your decision

Below is the queue of tasks that have passed review: number and title, how many findings are open, how long the task has been waiting, and actions — “Open review”, “Discuss”, “To the task”. The same rows are shown on the “Review” section’s screen: it is one and the same list.

## Tasks

A table of all the project’s tasks: stage (six squares and a label), subtasks, files and lines, cost and when it was last updated. The chips above the table filter by state — “In review”, “In development”, “Stopped”, “Merged”, “Drafts”; the number on a chip shows how many tasks it holds.

The task list is mirrored in the sidebar — handy for switching between tasks without going back to the project screen.

_Illustration: The project state, the decision queue and the task table._