Get project.md (board type, template, statuses with colour, WIP limit and meaning — D102 —, custom fields and saved filters — D129 —, workflow) and your role.

Returns project.md: board type, sprint_control (scrum: admins default, or members = every member runs sprints), company_access (none default, member or viewer = every enabled seat of the company opens the project with that role unless a direct/team role is set), the statuses and workflow you must use in transition_issue, and your role. board_type: scrum (sprints; parallel_sprints: true means several sprints may run at once, missing/false means one at a time), kanban (continuous flow, no sprints) or pipeline (a delivery pipeline: no sprints; environments lists the delivery environments in order, and each has a testing_<id> "Testing (name)" and a passed_<id> "Passed (name)" status). Always take status ids from here — never guess them. docs is the project's documentation at a glance: count, open_handoffs_for_me (handoffs for you that you have not acknowledged yet) and read_first (the docs the team marked to read first — open each with get_doc using its kind and slug, or call get_docs_context for everything in one text). The company brief and the project docs may describe the team's own workflow and what its statuses mean. Board columns (spec D102): a status may carry meaning (what the team says the column means), color (display only) and source (default, custom = added by the team, environment = a pipeline environment column); wip_limits {status id: max issues} may be set on any board type — a warning, never a block: prefer finishing work in a full column before pulling more in. A status with removing: true is being deleted (its issues are moving to another column): never move or create an issue into it (409 column_removing). Columns are edited in the web app only (Premium) — there is no tool for it. releases: true (any board type, D113/D116) = the project plans releases: read them with list_releases / get_release; my_release_manager says whether your user manages them. Templates and custom fields (spec D129/D130): template is the workflow template the project was created from — scrum / kanban / pipeline (Software delivery, no fields; missing = the board type) or sales_billing (deals are task, installments are subtask with parent = the deal), service_desk (requests are task), budget_planning (budget lines are task). template_settings holds its values (currency — default THB —, awaiting_sign_days, due_soon_days, sla_days, spent_warn_pct). fields lists the project's custom fields: id (the key to use in an issue's fields), name, type (text · number · money · date YYYY-MM-DD · person = user id · select = one of options · url · customer = free text · formula = read-only, its value comes back in each issue's computed), types (issue types it applies to; missing = every type), required, card (shown on the board card), help, source (template | custom). saved_filters are the project's named queries (id, name, scope issues | children, query = search_issues parameters: flag, fields, status, type, assignee …): when the user names one, run search_issues with that query (pass fields as a JSON string). hide_subtasks_on_board: true (Sales & Billing) = installments are rows inside the deal, not cards; default_view = columns | list | timeline. Fields, saved filters and template settings are edited in the web app only (fields beyond the template: Premium) — there is no tool for them. Roadmap & Goals (spec D131, template: roadmap_goals): goals are task (Idea → Planned → In progress → Done, plus Dropped = done but not a success), key results are subtask; fields quarter (Q1–Q4), start + end (required dates), owner, reach / impact / confidence / effort (numbers), score (formula {fn: rice, of: [reach, impact, confidence, effort]} = reach × impact × confidence ÷ effort, 1 decimal), progress and linked (rollup). A field of type rollup is read-only like a formula — its value comes back in each issue's computed — and its rollup says how: from links (filtered by link_types) or children (subtasks), fn progress (mean of the targets' progress: issue in a done-category status = 100 else 0, release = % of its issues past the last gate, shipped = 100) · count (readable targets) · sum / min_date / max_date over field of the targets; targets the reader cannot open are skipped, depth 1. timeline: {start, end, progress} names the date fields (and the progress field) the Timeline layout draws bars from — any template can have it (Fields settings, Premium). saved_filters with value: current on quarter mean the current Bangkok quarter.

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