Lesson 84 · Build with customers

How do I hand a bug or project to a coding agent?

Carry the evidence into the tool that will do the work.

1 min 22 s7 stepsLesson 10 of 10 in Build with customers

You’ll be able to

  • Hand a project or QA finding to a coding agent
  • Review the context, task and budget
  • Create a Linear issue with the bug brief

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You can now hand a bug or project to a coding agent, with its evidence and a clear task.

In Inbox, open an item. Route puts the work in a project. Open that project to choose a coding agent.

Open a project and choose Send to. Start a Codex session, Start a Cursor Cloud session, or Start a Devin session opens a review dialog.

QA findings have the same Send to menu. The handoff includes the bug brief and reproduction steps.

In Codex, use Preview shared context. Review the task, instructions, and repository. A connected provider account is required.

Devin also lets you set an ACU limit. Review the instructions and budget before you create a session.

For Linear, choose Create Linear issue, or Send to Linear agent. Check the title, team, status, and assignee. The Linear agent answers questions about the finding.

Creating a session or issue sends the context to the connected tool. Review it before the final create action.

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