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Your coding agent can’t close a ticket until its tests pass. Aidelix is the ticket tracker for Claude Code and other MCP agents, and when an agent skips a step, the API refuses the move and tells it what’s missing.

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  1. agentcomplete_phase HBR-42 green
  2. 409 gate_blocked
    unmatchedTests
    search-keeps-parcels-without-carrier
    remedy
    Make these tests pass, then call complete_phase for green again.
  3. agentfixes the carrier filter and runs the tests
  4. agentcomplete_phase HBR-42 green
  5. 200 recorded
    green
    14 of 14 passing, including the one named in red
    VERIFIED
What an agent sees on HBR-42, in the made-up Harbor project, when it claims green with a test still failing.

Seven phases, recorded in order

Each ticket type owes its own set. The agent names its failing tests in red, and the ticket can’t pass green until each of them passes. When the agent needs a decision, it asks on the ticket, and a blocking question holds the phase until you answer.

  1. refineAgree what the ticket asks
  2. researchRead the code it will touch
  3. planWrite the plan down
  4. redName the tests that fail first
  5. implementMake the change
  6. greenEvery red test now passes
  7. reviewReview the change
The Harbor board at Tidewater Labs: tickets in To do, In progress, Blocked, In review and Done, each card with its agent and phase progress, and two cards waiting on a blocking question.

Your lane and the agent’s, on one ticket

The ticket shows what you asked next to what the agent found, its plan, the tests that failed and then passed, and the questions it asked. The agent can add records but can’t edit old ones.

Read about the work log
The work log of ticket HBR-42 at Tidewater Labs: Maya Okafor's lane beside Claude Code's, showing its second attempt through research, plan, red, implement and green.

Review the pull request, change by change

Aidelix splits a pull request into the changes it makes and flags each one green, yellow or red. A migration or an auth file is never green, whatever the model thinks. Read the red ones line by line, approve the rest, and start a findings run when you want a second reader on the risky lines.

Read about code review
A review of a Harbor pull request split into five changes, the red one open with a security finding on its signature check.

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