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Spot a bug, think of an improvement or find something that needs investigating? Ask Claude to log it in Terriloom while you carry on working. When you're ready, return to your project and organise what needs doing.
You, in Claude
Log this as a bug in Larkpine App: the date picker closes when I tap a time on iPhone. I'll look at it later.
Claude
Added LP-041 to Larkpine App: Date picker closes when you tap a time on iPhone. Bug, P1, Open.
You, later that day
Show me the issues and tasks I've logged today.
Claude
3 items so far: Investigate caching the class list query (Task), Let people save a report as a template (New Feature), and Date picker closes when you tap a time on iPhone (Bug, P1).
1 · Example: ask Claude, then carry on

2 · It is waiting in the project's Backlog
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Type the requirement yourself, or tell your AI what you need and it writes the item for you: title, requirement, priority and date.
It reads the item, changes your code, then writes on the item what it did: plan, files changed, tests run.
Read only, create and update, or everything. Terriloom starts on create and update, so the AI can work an item but not close it. Every action is recorded.
Your code stays on your computer. Terriloom receives only what the AI writes on the item.

The AI's own comments on item LP-023
Two kinds of project, in one place.
Bugs, tasks, change requests and new features, each with a priority. A board from Backlog to testing, and a Ship Log of what went out.
Tasks and ideas for a thesis, a side project or your own plans. Kept simple: a list, a calendar and a Done Log of what you finished.
Every item in one place. A list for detail, a board for flow, a calendar of what is due.
The calendar shows who is free and who is away each day. Assign to shows each person's week before you pick.
Discuss an item with @mentions or message the team directly. Decisions stay on the item they belong to.
Closed items grouped into a monthly summary of what shipped, ready to copy and send.
One row per person: output, turnaround and ageing work, with a link through to their items.
Paste a screenshot into an item and mark the problem with a pen, an arrow or a box.

Ship Log · the month's closed items, copied as text in one click

Calendar · one day: what is due, who is free, who is away
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