miskopisko

Commit the staged change and open a PR in the repo's own style, then move the tickets to In review and tick their met acceptance criteria.

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Run your project's CI checks locally against the staged change, and check it against the ticket's acceptance criteria.

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Log a day's work to Harvest from the tickets in your git commits and GitHub PRs.

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Build a manual test plan for the ticket you're on, as a web page to tick through: cases written from the spec, not the code, with real records from your local database.

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Orient on an epic: what's in flight, what's takeable, what's blocked, and the one thing to do next. Read-only.

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Work a PR's unresolved review threads end to end: assess each finding, fix the agreed ones, then reply and resolve.

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Start a ticket: put you on a branch cut from the latest trunk, with nothing in the way, and take the ticket (assign it, and move its board card to In progress).

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A work pane for the branch you're on: its GitHub issue and acceptance criteria, its PR's checks and reviews, your local dev services, and a where-you-left-off note.

A live pane of session stats (tokens, prompt cache, usage limits, cost, tools, agents) with alerts, a done notification, and cache-tax's keepwarm and cold-send guard.