Land in a project you can open after access changes
When your access to a project is removed, Chief now sends you to a project you can still work in, and any scheduled action left behind offers ownership transfer.
Losing access to a project used to follow you around. You would sign in and land on a project that refused every request, or click back from settings and end up on the same "no access" screen again.
Sign-in destination
Signing in after being removed from a project used to drop you straight back into it, with the project name in the header and nothing on the page working. You now open on a project you can still reach.
Back-links after a denial
The back-link in settings and the home link on organization pages used to point at the last project you visited, even after Chief told you that you no longer had access to it. Both now take you to the project you were in before that, or to home. If your access comes back, the project returns as a destination as soon as Chief can load it again.
Ownership transfer on paused actions
An action whose creator lost project access used to pause with a plain "Paused" badge. A colleague who resumed it handed it right back to the person without access, and it paused again on the next run. The card now offers "Take ownership", so whoever resumes the action becomes its owner and it keeps running.
If your access to a project changes, Chief will put you somewhere you can work and keep your team's scheduled actions running.