The correct option is Built-in project automation.

This feature lives inside GitHub Projects and provides simple rules you can turn on in minutes. It lets you keep automation within the project so you avoid writing code or wiring external services and you can quickly move items, set fields, and keep statuses in sync as work progresses.

GitHub CLI is a command line tool that is great for interactive or scripted commands, yet it does not provide persistent project rules in the UI and would require manual runs or custom scripts, which does not meet the requirement.

GraphQL API offers powerful control, however you must write and host code and often connect webhooks or schedulers, so it is not the fast no script approach requested.

GitHub Actions can automate many workflows, but it requires creating repository workflows and maintaining YAML which is heavier than enabling a few built in rules directly in a project for quick results.

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