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Feature: Add an Issues panel alongside Pull Requests #17977
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Thanks for the clear write-up. This is a valid enhancement, not a bug. Current state: Implementation home: the Pull Requests stack is the intended template:
A first iteration should add a parallel Related work (not duplicates):
Suggested first slice (agrees with the report): open issues for the active GitHub repo, detail view (title, body, labels, assignees, status, comments), and Open in GitHub. Search/basic filters if they stay cheap. Other providers and thread prefill as follow-ups. Keeping this open as the product request. |
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Area
apps/web
Problem or use case
T3 Code now has a Pull Requests panel, which makes it easy to see review work without leaving the app. It would be useful to have a companion Issues panel so developers can browse and open the issues that drive their work from the same workspace.
Today, users need to context-switch to their forge to find an issue, read its details, then copy the relevant context into T3 Code.
Proposed solution
Add an Issues navigation item alongside Pull Requests. It should use the same project/repository and source-control-provider context as the Pull Requests surface.
The panel should let users:
Why this matters
Issues and pull requests are complementary parts of the development workflow. Keeping both visible in T3 Code would reduce tab switching and make it easier to go from planned work to an agent task and then to review.
Smallest useful scope
For the first iteration, show open issues for the active GitHub repository and provide issue details plus an Open in GitHub action. Creating a thread from an issue can follow in the same feature or as a subsequent iteration.
The design should remain provider-aware, so other supported source-control providers can add issue/work-item support later.
Alternatives considered
Risks or tradeoffs
Examples or references
The existing Pull Requests navigation is the intended UX reference.
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