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The General settings cover the core per-project configuration: Auto-Build, the agent’s model and context, secure execution, and notifications. These apply to whichever project you’ve selected — so it’s worth knowing how the project selector works before you change anything here. Screenshot 2026 06 23 At 1 34 05 PM

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Selecting a project

Everything under Project Settings applies to a single project at a time. A project selector at the top of the section — showing the current project and its workspace path — controls which one you’re configuring. Switch projects here, and the settings below (General, and the other Project Settings panels) update to reflect the project you’ve chosen.
Unlike App Settings, which apply to MyaiOne for Development as a whole, Project Settings are scoped to the selected project. Make sure the right project is chosen in the selector before editing.

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Auto-Build integration

The Auto-Build Integration section shows whether Auto-Build is set up for the project. Once initialized, the project’s configuration lives in its .devstation directory, and the status reflects that it’s Initialized.

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Agent configuration

Configure how agents run on this project:
  • Model — the Claude model used for the project’s agents.
  • Use CLAUDE.md — include the project’s CLAUDE.md instructions in the agent’s context, so agents follow your project-specific guidance.
  • Enable Secure mode — run the agent’s commands in an isolated sandbox so they can’t reach the rest of your environment. Recommended for untrusted projects. If your environment doesn’t support sandboxing, the agent keeps working normally.
Secure mode isolates agent commands from the rest of your system — a good default for untrusted or unfamiliar projects. Where the environment doesn’t support it, agents continue to run without interruption, just without the sandbox.

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Notifications

Set notification preferences for this project, independent of your global defaults:
  • On Task Complete — notify when a task finishes successfully.
  • On Task Failed — notify when a task encounters an error.
  • On Review Needed — notify when QA requires your review.
  • Sound — play a sound with notifications.
These per-project notifications layer on top of your global App Settings → Notifications — handy when one project needs closer monitoring than the rest.
Remember to save your changes for them to take effect.