One issue, one run
Label an issue; an agent picks it up, reproduces it, and opens a pull request.
Point an agent at the issue tracker and let it work through the small stuff while you build the product.
▸ Issue: "Settings page loses input on refresh"
▸ Reproduced · located state bug in useSettings.ts
✓ Patch ready — 2 files, +31 −8
✓ Comment posted with a screen recording of the fix The queue of small issues that never makes the sprint.
Label an issue; an agent picks it up, reproduces it, and opens a pull request.
Duplicates, stale reports, and missing repro steps cleaned out weekly.
A scheduled CLI run burns through the labelled queue while the team sleeps.
A two-person team cannot watch every dashboard.
Alerts arrive with a first-pass diagnosis: what changed, what to check.
Dependency bumps and config drift handled as ordinary green pull requests.
Every merged pull request drafts the changelog entry with it.
Polish work that usually waits for “when we have time”.
String extraction and locale files handled as reviewable slices.
Contrast, labels, and focus order audited and patched with tests.
Bundle budgets and slow queries tracked, then fixed one PR at a time.
Install the desktop app or the CLI, run one command, and review the first diff.