The task list now opens on what actually moved
List view used to open sorted by task ID, oldest first. On a project with a few hundred tasks that meant the top of the list was whatever you created first, which is almost never what you want to look at. It now opens sorted by a new Latest activity column, most recent first, so the work that is actually moving is the work you see.
Latest activity means real activity, not just edits. Changing a field, moving a task between columns, assigning it, commenting on it, and starting or finishing an agent run all count. A task nobody has touched yet shows its creation time, so nothing falls out of the ordering. The date is shown in the column itself, in your own locale's format, with the exact timestamp on hover, so the value that explains a task's position is always visible rather than implied.
The column keeps working while you do. Comment on a task, move it, or let an agent run against it, and it jumps to the top straight away without a refresh or an app restart. Sorting is still yours to change: click Latest activity to reverse it, or pick any other column as before, and your choice sticks. Filters, milestone selection and paging all keep the ordering and the displayed date correct.
Highlights
- List view defaults to Latest activity, newest first, instead of oldest task ID.
- Activity counts edits, moves, assignments, comments, and agent run boundaries.
- Tasks reorder live as activity arrives, with no reload.
- Every other column sort still works, and your explicit choice is respected.