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One list. Humans and agents. How we think about the queue.

1. 2026-08-30

   Your coding agent needs a backlog, not another chat

   Running several agents without a shared list is its own project. The fix is one backlog, not another thread.

2. 2026-08-30

   Assign the work to Claude the same way you assign a teammate

   Named tokens. Same stories. Autonomy is an expressed choice. Default is you still accept.

3. 2026-08-30

   MCP for project management

   MCP is how the agent talks to the tracker. The tracker still has to be a queue the agent can finish.

4. 2026-08-30

   PRD to stories without a ticket graveyard

   Living documents, a snapshot you can edit, then the list. Not Notion plus Linear plus a chat.

5. 2026-08-30

   Ready for Review is the product

   Agents made writing cheap. Review is the job. It belongs on the story, not in a chat dump.

6. 2026-08-30

   skill.md and llms.txt as the employee handbook

   The live URLs are the handbook. Local copies rot. Point the agent at them first.

7. 2026-08-30

   The issue tracker is an execution channel

   A ticket can be an instruction into the repo. Token, not a public URL. Human review by default.

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