> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.coderide.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Tickets

> GitHub issues and pull requests, connected to your project's own git remote.

* **Auto-detected repo connection** the panel detects this project's GitHub repo from your actual git remote and offers a one-click connect, rather than a free-text field you have to get right yourself; manual entry is still available for the rare case origin isn't the repo you want
* **Issues & Pull Requests** both listed side by side, each with title, author, and a color-coded state badge (open / closed / merged)
* **State filter** Open / Closed / All, defaulting to Open so a busy repo's closed history doesn't drown out what's actionable
* **Create issue** a title + body form posts directly to GitHub; the list auto-refreshes with backoff to cover GitHub's own list-endpoint lag after a write
* **Open-count badge** open issue count shown on the Tickets activity-bar icon once you've opened the panel at least once that session (no background API calls before then)
* **Add to Kanban board** one click imports an issue or PR as a Kanban card (title + body), tagged so re-importing later updates the same card instead of duplicating it; your card's column/status is never overwritten by a re-import
* **Provider-agnostic under the hood** built against a small `TicketProvider` interface; GitHub is implemented today, GitLab/Bitbucket are a matter of adding a sibling implementation
* Token stored in Settings → Integrations (classic personal access token recommended; fine-grained works too, with the setup steps spelled out in-app)