The workspace
Tickets
The ticketstab is the team's work board. Every piece of work becomes a ticket, and each ticket moves left to right across the board until it's done.
You rarely create tickets yourself
Tickets come from your chat requests, from ideas you drop in the ideas tab, and from approved PRDs. The manager writes them, scopes them, and assigns them. Your job on this board is mostly the last column before done: reviewing finished work.
The columns
- Pending Option: the agent made you several versions of something (usually a design) and is waiting for you to pick one.
- Draft and Open: written but not started yet.
- In Progress: an agent is building it right now.
- Review: the code is written and the reviewer agent is checking it.
- Human Review: it passed review and is waiting on you. This is your queue.
- Blocked: stuck on something, the ticket says what.
- Done: approved and merged.
The tickets entry in the sidebar shows two counters: how many tickets are live, and an HR badge for how many are sitting in Human Review waiting for you.
Human Review: your decision
Open a ticket in Human Review and you'll see the decision panel. It gives you the change summary, a link to the actual code change (View PR) if you want it, and test steps you can follow to verify the work yourself. Then two buttons:
- Approve: you're happy, the change is cleared to ship.
- Request changes: type what's wrong in plain words. The assignee gets pinged and comes back with a fix.
You don't need to read code to review. Follow the test steps, look at the result, and judge it the way you'd judge work from a contractor.
Picking between options
For visual work, agents often make two or three versions instead of guessing what you like. The ticket sits in Pending Option and a picker shows you each version. Choose one and confirm to unblock the agent, or leave a comment on an option asking for changes before you commit to it.
Inside a ticket
Every ticket shows its status, priority, assignee, who created it and when, plus its parent ticket if it's part of something bigger. The full history of who did what lives in the ticket's thread in chat.