Project Management

Repo — Pipelines and Issues

CI pipelines and issues for GitHub and GitLab, resolved from the git remote of the project you have open. Watch runs for the current branch, re-run or cancel them, read job logs in a searchable viewer, work issues end to end, and send an issue or a comment straight into an AI agent's composer with the context you choose.

Repo — Pipelines and Issues

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The Repo panel Issues tab with an issue open, showing its rendered Markdown body and comment thread alongside controls to comment, close and edit labels
The Send Issue to AI Terminal dialog with checkboxes selecting which comments and the issue URL to include as context, a target terminal picker, and a preview of exactly what the agent will receive

Why You Need This

How this feature boosts your daily productivity

Checking whether the build passed should not cost you a browser tab and the twenty minutes that follow it. The Repo panel keeps runs, jobs and the checks on HEAD beside your terminals, refreshed while you are looking at them and paused when you are not. Re-run, re-run failed jobs and cancel are all there, each confirmed inline before it fires. Issues get the same treatment — filter by state, read rendered Markdown and comments, then create, comment, close, reopen and change labels and assignees. The part that closes the loop is Send to AI: instead of copying an issue into your clipboard and pasting it into a terminal with half the context missing, you tick which comments come along, choose the target terminal, and read a preview of exactly what the agent will receive. A per-project watch can raise a desktop notification when a run goes from passing to failing; nothing is watched by default.

How It Works

Get started in 4 simple steps

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Open the Repo panel

It resolves GitHub or GitLab from the git remote of the project you have open, and offers Pipelines and Issues as sub-tabs.

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Watch the runs that matter

Runs for the current repo and branch, expandable jobs, and the checks on HEAD — refreshed while you are looking and paused when you are not.

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Act on a run

Re-run, Re-run failed and Cancel each confirm inline before firing. A job's log opens in a searchable viewer with its colors intact.

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Work the issue list

Filter by state, open one to read its rendered Markdown and comments, then create, comment, close, reopen, and change labels and assignees.

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Send it to an agent

Pick which comments and whether the issue URL come along, choose the target terminal, and read the preview of exactly what the agent will receive before sending.

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Opt in to a watch

Watch in the panel header raises a desktop notification when a run goes from passing to failing. Nothing is watched by default.

Without 1DevTool

The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way

The Hard Way

# did the build pass?
# alt-tab to the browser
# find the repo, find the run, find the job
# copy an issue into the clipboard
# paste it into an agent, re-explain the context

The 1DevTool Way

Repo panel, resolved from the git remote
Runs for this branch, jobs, checks on HEAD
Re-run, re-run failed, cancel -- confirmed inline
Job logs in a searchable viewer
Send to AI: pick the comments, preview, send

Key Capabilities

Everything included with Repo — Pipelines and Issues

Resolve GitHub or GitLab from the project's git remote
Watch CI runs for the current repo and branch
Expand a run to its jobs and the checks on HEAD
Re-run a pipeline, or only its failed jobs
Cancel a running pipeline from the sidebar
Open a job log in a searchable viewer with colors intact
Filter, read and write issues without leaving the workspace
Create, comment, close, reopen and relabel an issue
Send an issue or comment into an AI agent's composer
Choose which comments travel with it as context
Preview exactly what the agent will receive
Get notified when a watched run starts failing

Why It Matters

The productivity impact of having project management built into your workspace

Instant Project Switching

Switch between projects in one click with complete state restoration. No more 5-minute setup rituals.

Visual Organization

Color-coded projects, file type icons, and layout presets keep your workspace organized and recognizable.

Smart File Navigation

.gitignore-aware filtering, instant search, and context menus make finding and opening files effortless.

Workspace Memory

Every project remembers its terminals, open files, database connections, and layout. Pick up exactly where you left off.

Ready to boost your workflow?

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