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Turn backlog issues into reviewed pull requests.

Delegate a well-scoped issue without giving up the engineering process. RustGrid coordinates the coding agent, records validation, and puts the result back in GitHub for review.

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One issue in. One reviewable PR out.

One complete run

Backlog issue #908 becomes pull request #912.

A concrete, fictional example that shows what the agent received, what changed, which checks passed, and where the human takes over.

acme/console · issue #908PR ready
enhancement

Add CSV export to the usage table

Let workspace admins export the currently filtered usage rows with stable column names and UTC timestamps.

Acceptance
Export respects filters and downloads a UTF-8 CSV.
Constraints
No new dependency; preserve current table behavior.
01
Work selectedIssue scope and repository instructions loaded
✓
02
Agent implemented the changeExport utility, UI action, component tests
✓
03
Repository checks passed26 tests · lint · production build
✓
04
Pull request #912 opened+119 −8 · reviewer requested
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Pull request resultFiltered usage can now be exported without changing the table.

The PR maps every acceptance criterion to code and validation, leaving the diff and merge decision with the reviewer.

✓Component tests26 passed
✓Production buildpassed
·Code reviewwaiting

Backlog to review

Keep the delivery loop your team already trusts.

The coding agent works inside a visible path. Existing repository instructions, tests, required workflows, and review rules remain part of done.

01 / CHOOSESelect one issueStart with explicit behavior, constraints, and acceptance criteria.
02 / EXECUTELet the agent workTrack the plan, changes, commands, and run events.
03 / VERIFYRun the checksUse repository tests and required GitHub workflows as evidence.
04 / REVIEWInspect the pull requestReview the diff, evidence, and agent summary in one place.
05 / DECIDEKeep humans in controlMerge, refine, or reject the result on your terms.

Reviewable by design

A pull request is the activation event.

A signup is not success. The useful result is changed code, validation evidence, and a clean handoff to the person accountable for the repository.

Diff, not prose

Judge the implementation in the repository instead of interpreting a detached agent transcript.

Checks, not confidence

See the exact commands and required workflows that passed or failed for the run.

Review, not auto-merge

Keep approval and merge authority with the humans who own the codebase.

Move one item out of the backlog

Start with a pull request worth reviewing.

Choose one scoped issue and let RustGrid carry it through implementation and checks.

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