Yep! The other big advantages for me:

- I have a record of work done and work to be done that helps _me_ when I come back to the project after several months. It’s committed and lives with the code.

- when a task inevitably ends up more complicated than I thought, I can in that session break it up

- I initiate sessions from multiple computers, so things stay in sync (through git)

- I also have a “tooling” repo that builds out some views of the work and hosts it for me to see when I’m on my phone.

- The hooks let the agent manage all of the workflow/task management, so there’s very little management overhead for me.

I rejected beads and JIRA. I wanted something more lightweight.