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So I don’t think issue tracking is actually dead. It's very much alive and well. Bloated, human-era ticketing probably is dead though. Coding agents don't kill the need for structure; they actually demand more of it. The faster the agent, the faster context rots and work sprawls. Scaffolding isn't... show more

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