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Track a standalone ready-for-agent issue as a plan - #141
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An issue labelled ready-for-agent with no parent and no sub-issues is now a plan of one: it shows in the picker, opens as a one-node plan, and is the plan of a session that works on it. A labelled issue under a parent stays in its parent's plan only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An issue labelled
ready-for-agentwith no parent and no sub-issues is now a plan with itself as its one issue. It shows in the plan picker, opens as a one-node plan with its blockers and PRs, and is the plan of a session whose branch or PR points at it. A labelled issue under a parent stays in its parent's plan only.(has:sub-issue OR (label:ready-for-agent no:parent-issue)).parentsOfis renamed toplansOf. For each issue it gives the parent, or the issue itself when it is standalone and labelled.🤖 Generated with Claude Code