Your tracker, connected both ways.
Linear, Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, Asana and Azure DevOps. Pull real work into a task, then let progress push itself back — the board stays current without a second app.
Import an issue into real work
One click turns an issue into a task: the body becomes the agent’s context, you pick the worktree behaviour and the permission policy at import time, and the task starts with the guardrails already on. Assigned-issue feeds surface what’s yours across every connected tracker.
Linked markers mean the same issue can’t be imported twice — no duplicate tasks quietly diverging.
Status flows back on its own
Every task transition — running, needs input, needs review — pushes status back to the tracker automatically, and closing the task closes the loop. A synced/failed indicator shows whether the push landed, so “the board said In Progress for a shipped PR” stops happening silently.
Comments post to the ticket from inside the app, and creating issues works too, with provider-native types — a Jira bug is a bug, not a generic card.
Self-hosted, without the asterisk
Self-hosted GitLab, Jira and GitHub Enterprise connect the same way as the clouds. HTTPS is enforced at every boundary — instance URL, redirects, API calls — with one deliberate exception: http to loopback, for a dev instance on your own machine. Your token never travels in the clear to make the UI’s life easier.
Tokens live in the OS keychain by default, on pluggable backends for machines without a working keyring.
More in agents.
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