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Automated ticket triage across multiple focus areas is handled by caching open tickets to disk and spawning parallel sub-agents. It assigns tickets to distinct clusters and surfaces a coverage plan status for review.

Auditing a project for UX gaps and broken workflows is done by mapping the project and deploying parallel sub-agents. These agents scrutinize cached tickets to file issues across core experience, edge states, polish, and accessibility clusters.

Parallel sub-agent ticketing works by fetching open tickets, caching them to disk, and spawning four agents simultaneously. Each agent focuses on a specific cluster like error states or reach, ensuring cross-cluster analysis and comprehensive issue filing.

No specific ticket system is strictly required beforehand, as the process auto-detects or confirms the project's existing ticket system. It then fetches open ticket details and caches them for cross-cluster analysis.

Yes, you can limit ticket triage to a specific time window using optional time parameters. The process supports create and refine modes, allowing you to constrain the audit and focus on recent or relevant project updates.

Parallel agents divide the auditing workload into specialized focus clusters—core experience, error states, polish, and reach—simultaneously. This approach ensures cross-cluster analysis, surfacing a comprehensive coverage plan faster than a single pass.