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Tasks as Code: Move Your Tickets into the Repository

Tasks as Code: Move Your Tickets into the Repository
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This article explains how to manage tasks as Markdown files in a Git repository instead of using Jira, leveraging the fact that AI coding agents work directly from the repository.

Key points

  • •AI coding agents operate based on the contents of the repository, making it inefficient to keep tasks isolated in external tools like Jira.
  • •The Tasks as Code approach involves storing tickets as Markdown files directly within the Git repository.
  • •Placing tasks alongside code and documentation helps AI agents better understand the context.
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