# Assign Team Responsibilities by Specific Path in Repo

Assigning **specific repo paths** to teams in Aikido can help to streamline issue management in **large monorepos** and enabling **more granular reporting**.

### Use Cases <a href="#use-cases" id="use-cases"></a>

* **Monorepo management:** Assign specific paths to teams instead of the full monorepo. This allows you to filter your feed in a more granular way.
* **Specific reporting:** Allows reports to be generated based on service-level/path-level rather than at the repo level.

### Assigning Specific Paths <a href="#assigning-specific-paths" id="assigning-specific-paths"></a>

**Step 1:** Create a Team and Link Repositories (see [article](/getting-started/manage-teams-and-applications/managing-user-access-with-teams.md))

* Create a new team or select an existing one, then link the relevant repositories to this team.

**Step 2:** Click Limit Access By Path in the dropdown menu

![](/files/IoWQnHNWKnZ945BUrr0p)

**Step 3:** Enter the paths within the repo that you want the team to have access to.

![](/files/t6BUuHbTS9HFnhpRMN5G)

**Wildcard support**

`**` means anything in any subdirectory\
`*` means anything in the current directory\
`?` means any single char

**Step 4:** Filter Issues in Feed/Reports

Go to the **Feed** or **Reports** section. Apply a filter based on the team, and you will see only the issues related to the paths assigned to that team.

![Dashboard showing security findings, severity levels, and issue statuses for the "devs" team workspace.](/files/t2SPdLWOMyYM7rsIULcP)


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