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For most people, the honest answer is: in their head, a Slack thread, and a chat tab they'll lose. Which is exactly the evaporating-memory problem we just spent all that effort fixing, sneaking back in through a side door.
This post is about the durable home for that forward-looking work. It's the next module in [The Workflow]([COURSE LINK]), and the tool is one you already half-know under a different name: the issue tracker.
This post is about the durable home for that forward-looking work. It's the next module in [The Workflow](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course), and the tool is one you already half-know under a different name: the issue tracker.
## An issue is just a written unit of work that lives next to the code