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Agents do most of the writing. Three things wait for a person: saying what a raw idea is, making a call, and watching a fix work. The page brings each one to you with what you need to answer it.

What is waiting on you

The rail’s Triage tab counts cards nobody has looked at yet. Active counts what waits on a person: cards that need verifying and cards awaiting a decision. Blocked cards are not in that count, because they wait on the world, not on you. On each of those groups in the list, a button (Triage ▸, Decide ▸, Verify ▸) walks you through the group one card at a time. You can also start from a single card.

Triage: what is it, and where does it go

A triage card is a raw idea, often just a title. For each one, answer two things:
  • What is it? Pick its labels: Feature, Bug, or your own.
  • Where does it go? Investigating if someone should dig, Awaiting decision if it needs a call first, Park with a reason if it is real but not for now, or Same as if it duplicates a card that already exists. The page shows cards with similar titles to help you spot those.
Triage never marks anything ready or done: it only says what the card is and who looks next.

Decide: make the call

A card awaiting a decision shows what is known: the finding, the analysis, the latest comment. Choose where it goes:
  • Ready to build, with the approach, in a line.
  • Parked or By design, with the reason.
The line you type is what the next reader sees, so write it for someone who was not here.

Verify: watch it work

A card in Needs verification shows where to run it, the test steps, what changed, and nearby cards worth a look.
  • Pass marks it Done with your name as the person who saw it work. You can undo it from the notice that follows.
  • Fail sends it back, to Investigating unless you pick another status, with a note on what you saw.
  • Skip puts it at the end of the run.
With a keyboard: p passes, f fails, s skips, u undoes the last pass. Press ? for the rest.

Handing it to your agent instead

Every part of the queue can go to your agent instead, as a prompt you copy from the page. Inside a run, Copy prompt (c) copies the prompt for the card in front of you. Where the rest are, and what the agent does with each: Work from an agent →