Tutorial: Managing Tasks with Tickets

Click Tickets in the left sidebar. You will see a Kanban board with columns for each status: Backlog, To Do, In Progress, In Review, and Done.

Click the + button at the top of any column (typically Backlog or To Do) to create a new ticket.

Fill in the ticket details:

1. Title — A clear, concise description of the task (e.g., "Fix pagination bug on users list")
2. Description — Detailed requirements, acceptance criteria, or context in Markdown
3. Priority — Set the urgency: Urgent, High, Medium, Low, or None
4. Story Points — Estimate the effort using Fibonacci numbers (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21)
5. Assignee — Optionally assign the ticket to a team member

The real power of tickets is their integration with AgentPods. When you create a new Pod:

• In the New Pod dialog, select your ticket from the Ticket dropdown
• The ticket's title and description are automatically injected as context for the AI agent
• The ticket status automatically moves to In Progress when the Pod starts

As your AI agent works on the task, you can track progress in multiple ways:

• Kanban Board — The ticket card shows which Pod is working on it and the agent's current status
• Ticket Detail — Click the ticket to see all linked Pods, comments, and git activity
• Git Activity — Commits and merge requests made by the Pod are automatically linked to the ticket
• Comments — Add notes or feedback directly on the ticket

Drag tickets between columns to update their status, or use the status dropdown in the ticket detail view:

Each ticket tracks all git activity from its linked Pods:

• View commits made by the AI agent on the ticket detail page
• See merge/pull requests created from the Pod's worktree branch
• Use this information to review and merge the agent's work into your main branch