# Project Auto Assignment

## Create Auto-Assignment Rules

Pick your favorite method:

### Right-click Method
1. Right-click any activity  
2. Select **Assign to Project and create rule**  
3. Choose your project

![Auto Assign Example](/docs/project-assignement/auto-assignment.jpg)

### Drag + Option Method
1. Drag an activity while **holding Option (⌥)**  
2. Drop it on your project in the sidebar

![Auto Assign Example](/docs/project-assignement/project-auto-assignment-way2.jpg)

> 💡 Chronoid learns your patterns! Future activities auto-assign automatically.

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## Manage Your Rules
Fine-tune how activities are automatically categorized using the **Rules Configurator**.
![Rules Configurator](/docs/project-assignement/rules-configurator.jpg)


### Open the Configurator
1. Go to your **Projects** list in the sidebar.  
2. Double Click or Right-click a project → **Manage Rules**.  
3. The Rules Configurator window will appear, showing all matching conditions for that project.


### Rule Types
Chronoid supports several rule types to detect and categorize activities:
- **Application** — Match based on app bundle ID or name.  
- **Keyword Match** — Search window titles, domains, or file paths for specific keywords.  
- **Website URL** — Automatically assign activities when browsing specific domains.

> 💡 Example: Add `github.com` under Website URL to auto-assign all GitHub activity to your “Development” project.

### Add or Edit Rules
- Use the **Add Rule** button to create a new rule.  
- Choose a rule type (Application, Keyword, or URL).  
- Enter the matching condition and click **Save**.  
- Double-click or right-click any existing rule to **edit** or **delete** it.

### Manage Multiple Rules
- **Select / Deselect**: Quickly enable or disable individual rules.  
- **Select All**: Toggle all rules on or off at once.  
- **Simple / Advanced View**: Switch between compact and detailed rule display.  
- **Search Rules**: Filter by keyword to locate specific entries faster.

### Best Practices
- Keep your rules simple and focused — avoid overlapping keywords.  
- Use **Keyword Match** for flexible conditions (e.g., “meeting”, “Figma”, “research”).  
- Review your rules periodically to ensure auto-assignment stays accurate as your workflow changes.

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Need help? Email [support@chronoid.app](mailto:support@chronoid.app)

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Source: https://www.chronoid.app/docs/projects/project-auto-assignment