Issues & the feed
Composing issues, statuses and search, and the feed where approvals and agent activity reach you.
Creating issues
⌘N opens New Issue: a title, an optional description, attachments, and a mic button if you'd rather say it than type it. Issues also arrive from voice capture on the phone, the browser extension, and by tracking a session.
On supported Apple Silicon hardware, Push can polish a draft's title and description on-device with Apple Intelligence — nothing leaves the Mac, and on unsupported hardware the feature simply isn't there.
Statuses & search
Issues move through Active → Completed, with Archived and Deleted for the rest. ⌘F searches everything — issues, sessions, terminal content, files, folders, comments — and can create an issue straight from the search bar when there's no match.
Each issue's detail view carries its full timeline: description, comments, recordings and their transcripts, linked sessions, runs, and artifacts.
Comments reach the session
Commenting on an issue with a live session delivers the comment into that session — it's how you steer an agent that's mid-run without touching the terminal. Voice comments attach as playable recordings with transcripts.
The feed
Sessions in the sidebar is the feed of everything that wants your attention, grouped honestly:
- Needs your decision — approval requests. An agent asking to do something, publish something, or get unblocked. Approve / Reject right on the card — or from the Mac notification, or from your phone.
- Draft ready — an agent finished preparing content for you (a reply, a post, a document). One click copies it and opens where it goes.
- Artifact — a file worth your attention landed.
- Alert / Review — something failed, or something asks for a look.
- Recent activity and Decisions keep the trail; Cleared items holds what you dismissed.
The empty state is the point: "All clear."
Notifications
Every feed kind maps to a notification kind — Approval needed, Agent needs you, Agent finished a turn, Background run finished, Mentioned in a comment, Budget exceeded, and friends — individually toggleable, with approval notifications carrying Approve / Reject / View buttons right on the banner. Delivery is tuned in Settings → Notifications: keep the phone quiet while you're at the Mac, bundle bursts, quiet hours.