I'll make the task rows more compact by reducing padding, avatar sizes, and other elements to save vertical space.

I've made the task rows much more compact by:

• Reduced padding: Added py-2 to all table cells for tighter vertical spacing
• Smaller avatars: Changed from h-6 w-6 to h-5 w-5
• Compact buttons: Reduced expand/collapse button to h-5 w-5 and date picker to h-6
• Smaller form elements: Made status/priority selects and input fields h-6 instead of h-8
• Reduced icon sizes: Changed icons from h-4 w-4 to h-3 w-3 where appropriate
• Smaller text: Used text-xs for assignee names and other secondary text
• Compact checkbox: Added proper sizing with h-4 w-4

The interface now uses significantly less vertical space while maintaining readability and functionality. Each task row is now much more compact, allowing you to see more tasks on screen at once.

I'll modify the task list to make all fields directly editable without opening the drawer, and ensure the drawer only opens when clicking the task title.

I've updated the task list interface to make all fields directly editable without opening the drawer, and ensured the drawer only opens when clicking on the task title. Here are the key changes:

1. Task Title Click Behavior

• The entire row no longer opens the drawer when clicked
• Only clicking on the task title will open the drawer
• Added a helpful header label "Task (click to open details)" to guide users

2. Editable Fields

• Assignee: Now has a dropdown selector with avatars and names
• Status: Already had a dropdown selector that works directly in the list
• Priority: Already had a dropdown selector that works directly in the list
• Due Date: Already had a date picker that works directly in the list

3. Visual Improvements

• Added a cursor-pointer class to the task title to indicate it's clickable
• Maintained the ability to double-click the title for inline editing
• Kept the compact design with reduced vertical spacing

These changes make the interface more efficient by:

1. Allowing users to make quick edits directly in the list view
2. Reserving the drawer for more detailed task information and comments
3. Providing a clearer interaction model where clicking the title opens details, while clicking other fields allows direct editing

The task management interface now follows a pattern similar to professional tools like Monday.com and Asana, where row fields are directly editable and clicking the title opens detailed information.