Matt Pocock shows 'decision ticket' board to align teams on AI coding before implementation
mattpocockuk · x · 2026-11-10
Matt Pocock shared a new UI he's experimenting with for grilling AI coding agents: a shared "decision ticket" board where teams discuss decisions before implementation instead of leaving all alignment to code review.
As shown in the screenshot, agents post questions they're blocked on (e.g. "Merge two pairs of duplicate office-hours posts?" with vote counts, priority levels, and a recommendation like "merge into the higher-voted post"), and humans answer in their own words. Tickets flow through Open/Answered/Resolved states and can be filtered by asker.
It's essentially an async approval layer for human-agent collaboration: agents raise ambiguity as tickets, humans batch-answer, then agents proceed.
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