linear

To track issues from coding sessions, document the discussed feature as a new issue, assign an owner, and transition it through Todo, In Progress, In Review, and Done states within the active workflow.

Converting feature ideas into tracked issues requires capturing the discussion as a new issue during planning, assigning an owner when work starts, and moving it through standard Todo, In Progress, In Review, and Done states.

Yes, you can assign owners and track status in real-time by creating an issue when a feature is discussed, then explicitly transitioning its state through Todo, In Progress, In Review, and Done as work progresses.

Yes, lightweight issue tracking works without external dependencies by applying front matter for team and project context and using explicit state transition rules to manage issues directly during coding sessions.

Create an issue during a coding session whenever a feature is discussed during planning; assign it to yourself or a teammate to begin tracking, then move it from Todo through In Progress, In Review, and Done.

The issue state transition workflow moves work forward by enforcing explicit rules that progress issues from Todo to In Progress, then to In Review, and finally to Done, ensuring all discussed work is actively tracked.