Your tools report the problem. Aglet helps decide what happens next.
Issue trackers, observability tools, feedback boards, and coding agents each have a useful job. Aglet connects the handoff: what a repeated problem means, who owns it, and what the result shows.
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Use the tools that collect and change your software. Bring the work to Aglet when the team needs to decide, assign, or verify.
- A pattern keeps returningGroup the reports that describe the same problem before it becomes another disconnected task.
- A request needs engineering contextKeep customer demand beside the technical work and the reason for choosing it.
- A change needs a resultCarry the plan and current observations with the Work Item so the outcome stays inspectable.
Keep each tool doing its best work.
| Tool or category | Best for | Aglet's role |
|---|---|---|
| Issue tracker | Assigning and tracking work once the team has chosen it. | Create owned work from a recurring problem, then keep the reason and current result beside it. |
| Observability tool | Exploring logs, traces, metrics, and alerts to understand system behavior. | Use that behavior as input to a decision. Aglet leaves detailed event exploration to the tools built for it. |
| Feedback board | Collecting requests and showing which ideas have gathered attention. | Keep requests connected to technical work and its result, without treating popularity as the only priority. |
| Coding agent | Reading context, proposing code, or helping with a change. | Provide the problem, owner, permission, and review record around an agent run. Repository and deployment writes remain off at launch. |
| Aglet | Connecting a recurring problem to owned work and an honest result. | Use it alongside the tools above when the hard part is deciding what to do next and preserving what happened afterward. |
Keep the handoff small and specific.
Aglet gives the team a place to decide without asking another tool to become the source of every event, request, or code change.
- Keep the systems that workBring events, requests, code, and deploys together without replacing the tools that collect them.
- Give agents the right contextAgents start with observation and recommendations. Repository and deployment writes remain off at launch.
- Use volume as contextRequest volume helps explain demand; it does not decide the next change alone.
Start where the handoff breaks.
Try the included example and inspect the path from Signal to Work Item before connecting production evidence.
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