Keep your AI’s work moving.
Keep track of what needs doing.
Less restarting. Less supervising.
Your AI will use tzTrack as it works to track unfinished tasks, open questions, and follow-ups—for coding, research, writing, customer work, and more.
- More productive AI. Your AI will use tzTrack as a cross-session to-do list.
- Less chasing loose ends. Your AI records findings and can close issues for you.
- Less for you to remember. Your AI now knows what remains to do.
Connect tzTrack to your AI Tool
Paste this prompt into your AI tool to set up the connection.
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Example Prompts (to use tzTrack)
Use tzTrack to automatically record issues, track progress, and close issues as they resolve.
Explain how tzTrack works and how you will use it.
Show me what I need to do next.
What are our top 10 issues to work on?
How many open issues are there, and what are our find and fix rates?
Fix issue #543.
How it works #
Reports from AI sessions, automated tests, evaluations, and people contribute to the same issue record. Your AI uses that record throughout its work: adding evidence, claiming tasks, coordinating with other sessions, and identifying what needs you.
tzTrack provides the database, tools, and instructions for your AI. It also runs optional background AI reviews and daily checks that can close eligible issues.
tzTrack easily integrates with your release process. Once it's connected, every fix, release, and check is recorded, so you know what really shipped and what really works. Ask your AI to set it up.
Ask your AI to work through open issues, resolve them, and record the outcomes.
Less starting over. Less supervising. #
| Benefit | Without a shared work record | With tzTrack |
|---|---|---|
| Pick up where you left off | You search old chats or explain unfinished work again. | Your AI reads open issues and continues from their recorded state. |
| Keep discoveries from disappearing | Findings get ignored when they aren’t the main task. | Your AI records issues, to-dos, and their context and next steps as it works. |
| Build on previous effort | Another conversation repeats research or rediscovers a problem. | Later sessions can use previous findings and resolutions. |
| Coordinate several AIs or people | Separate conversations duplicate work. | Issue claims show which session is working on what. |
| Keep you focused on decisions | You remember which conversation needs your input. | Your AI shows what it can advance and what needs your decision. |
| See what remains | A summary can overlook unfinished details. | Check open issues and recorded outcomes. |
tzTrack improves AI Coding #
When coding with tzTrack, your AI tracks bugs, missing behavior, review findings, and follow-up work. Track issues while you code gives the workflow, and Issues and kinds explains how findings are categorized. Use tzTrack has more example prompts.
More ways to use tzTrack #
- Research: Keep unanswered questions, conflicting evidence, sources still to check, and conclusions already reached together.
- Writing: Track unresolved arguments, missing examples, inconsistencies between drafts, and editorial choices across drafts.
- Customer work: Track unanswered questions, promised follow-ups, and cases awaiting a reply.
- Recurring reviews: Record review findings and add repeat reports to the existing issue.
- Agent teams: Claim issues before starting and leave a clear handoff when stopping.
Track tasks, outstanding decisions, and what each is waiting for. Keep ideas for later alongside planned work.
What tzTrack does not do #
tzTrack has no web interface for browsing the issue database. It is designed primarily for your AI. When you want status reports or to know about issues, you ask your AI. But you will find that it is rarely needed to refer to specific issue numbers; instead, you will ask more general questions. "Summarize our 10 biggest problems to solve".
For more information, see our docs.