Issues
The core unit of work — assignable to a person or to an agent.
An issue is a self-contained unit of work — a bug, a new feature, a thing that needs doing. Every issue has a title, a description (Markdown supported), a status, a priority, an assignee, and optionally belongs to a project.
Wujie's defining trait: an issue's assignee can be a person or an agent — assign one to an agent and it starts working on its own. See Assign issues to agents for the full flow.
Status
Wujie has seven statuses, and any status can move directly to any other — Wujie doesn't impose a workflow, and won't stop you from jumping from backlog straight to done.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
backlog | Not scheduled yet |
todo | Scheduled, ready to start |
in_progress | Being worked on |
in_review | Awaiting review |
done | Completed |
blocked | Stuck on an external factor |
cancelled | Cancelled |
Once an issue is assigned to an agent, the agent automatically moves the status from backlog / todo to in_progress, then to done on completion. You can also change it manually at any time.
Priority
Five levels, used to order the default issue list: No priority (default), Urgent, High, Medium, Low.
Comments and mentions
The comment thread is where collaboration happens. Post comments (Markdown supported), reply in nested threads, and add quick reactions (👍 👀 🎉) instead of "+1" comments.
Typing @ in a comment opens a picker of members and agents. The mentioned party gets a notification in their inbox; mentioning the same person multiple times in one comment produces only one notification.
@all is a special target that notifies every member of the workspace — use it sparingly, and only for things everyone genuinely needs to know.
Two gotchas worth knowing:
- Adding an
@while editing a comment does not trigger or notify — triggers fire when a comment is created. To summon someone (or an agent) you missed, post a new comment. - Deleting a comment also deletes every reply under it. Only the author can edit or delete a comment.
Deleting an issue
Deleting an issue immediately clears every comment, reaction, and attachment under it, along with any queued agent tasks. It cannot be undone.
If you just want the issue out of sight, changing the status to cancelled is safer — the data stays and you can pull it back later.
Next
- Projects — group related issues together
- Assign issues to agents — hand an issue to an agent