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· Since Soreno 1.0.2

The issue next to the agent

Soreno 1.0.2 shows a session’s Kanban issue to the right of its agent: you follow and edit it without leaving the terminal, and a session started without an issue can have one linked afterwards.

An agent is working on SOR-42. To reread what it was asked, add a label or leave a remark, you used to go through the Kanban, then come back to the session. Since Soreno 1.0.2, the issue opens to the right of the agent, in place of the project tools.

One click, or Ctrl+Alt+K

A session linked to an issue shows an Issue SOR-42 button at the top right, next to Project tools. A click opens the issue; Ctrl+Alt+K (Cmd+Option+K on macOS) opens and closes it, even when the terminal has focus.

atelier-web’s Scrolling tabs Claude Code session, with issue SOR-42, Scroll the session tabs, open to the right of the terminal in place of the project tools: In Progress, High priority, UX label, atelier-web project, the Agent section with Claude Code Working, the description and the comment field.
Issue SOR-42 to the right of the Claude Code session working on it.
atelier-web’s Scrolling tabs Claude Code session, with issue SOR-42, Scroll the session tabs, open to the right of the terminal in place of the project tools: In Progress, High priority, UX label, atelier-web project, the Agent section with Claude Code Working, the description and the comment field.

Issue SOR-42 to the right of the Claude Code session working on it.

Everything is edited there just as on the board: status, priority, labels, project, description, comments, sub-issues. The board follows right away. Open in Kanban takes you there, and Expand issue gives it the terminal’s room for a careful read.

The panel follows the active session: move from one agent to another, each shows its own issue. A comment sent from this panel only goes to that agent.

You started an agent directly, and the task turns out to deserve its own issue. On a session without an issue, the same button becomes Link an issue: Create an issue writes it in the session’s project, or pick an open issue that has no agent yet, the project’s first.

The Link an issue panel of atelier-web’s Pi session: the Create an issue button, then, under Choose an existing issue, the Search issues field and eight open issues without an agent, from SOR-44, Shortcut to duplicate a session, to SOR-49, Postgres 17 migration on staging.
Create the issue, or pick a free one.
The Link an issue panel of atelier-web’s Pi session: the Create an issue button, then, under Choose an existing issue, the Search issues field and eight open issues without an agent, from SOR-44, Shortcut to duplicate a session, to SOR-49, Postgres 17 migration on staging.

Create the issue, or pick a free one.

The agent then receives the title, the description and the instruction to leave a summary, as if it had been started from the issue. The issue moves to In Progress if it hadn’t started, and the agent’s summary lands as a comment when it’s done.

Unlink from this session undoes the link: the issue keeps its status and comments, and the agent is told it no longer has a summary to post.

Chat (OMP) too

In the same release, an issue can start a Chat (OMP), or be linked to one, just like a terminal agent. Its prompt is sent as the first message, with its images, and the end-of-turn summary is posted on the issue.

All the details are in the Issues and agents page of the documentation.

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