To do
Keep a shortlist of the GitHub and Jira tickets you plan to work on, per project.
To do is a personal shortlist of the tickets you plan to work on, one list per project. It holds GitHub and Jira issues and lives on your machine, so it is yours alone. You keep it from the issue browser, and the tickets on it carry a bookmark there.
For work that has no ticket, start an agent from New session instead: you describe the task in a few lines and it starts right away.
Adding tickets#
- In the issue browser, select one or more tickets and choose Add to To do from the action bar.
- With a ticket open, choose Add to To do in its details.
- In a ticket's Blocked by and Blocks lists, the + beside an open ticket adds that one.
Adding a ticket that is already on the list does nothing. Starting work on a ticket doesn't put it on the list: what's on it is up to you.
Seeing the list#
Turn on the To do filter in the issue browser's filter bar to show only the tickets on the list, in the list's own order. The filter appears once a ticket on the list is loaded, and it combines with the other filters like any of them.
Checking tickets off#
With a ticket open in the issue browser, its details say On To do, with Check off and Remove from To do. A checked-off ticket reads Checked off on To do, with Uncheck to put it back.
You can also check a ticket off from the Ticket tab of the session panel, with Mark done, while you are in the session working on it. Checking a ticket off closes any AI reviewer still open for it.
A ticket stays on the list until you check it off or remove it, even after it is closed on GitHub or Jira.