issue-tracking

Arco is a free, open-source Codex plugin that lets developers view, create, close, and comment on GitHub and Linear issues directly in chat, side panel, or full screen, running fully locally with no server hosting required.

This article discusses the design of a Git-native, local-first issue tracking system for Manganin, focusing on storing issues in Git to avoid dependencies and enable offline, ergonomic workflows.

GitHub Copilot introduces the My work pane feature, enabling developers to track and manage pull requests and issues from a centralized interface.

ArizePhoenix has released an update that automatically searches for duplicates, drafts GitHub issues with linked traces and spans, and uses a secure browser-based GitHub token for filing.

Mike Zornek shares his personal workflow for tracking issues and pull requests using GitHub, detailing his statuses and issue types.

GitHub has introduced duplicate detection for issues, surfacing up to 3 matching issues before a user submits a new one, saving maintainers time.

Daemons by Charlie Labs is a product that uses AI agents to automate and streamline PRs, issues, CI, and documentation workflows.

BugDrop is an in-app feedback tool that automatically creates GitHub Issues with screenshots, streamlining bug reporting for development teams.

Plane is an open-source project management tool that enables teams to track issues, run cycles, and manage product roadmaps with features like work items, cycles, modules, views, pages, and analytics, and supports both cloud and self-hosted deployments.