Tidy-up suggestions
Duplicates to merge, links to add and things that look done. Nothing changes until you accept.
Triage
Items that might be yours, from Slack, meeting notes and your agent sessions. Accept the ones that are yours.
On call
Epic: . Shown first: tickets you are working on, tickets stuck for 5 days, overdue tickets and urgent or new tickets nobody has picked up.
Needs attention
Rest of the epic
Team workload
Current work for each person. Click a person to see their tickets and pull requests.
Jira scope
What is counted
Hidden members
History
Items you finished or dismissed, by day.
Connections
Each source syncs on its own schedule, which you can change in . If a sync fails, you keep seeing the last good results.
How useful the suggestions are
Add or change sources in , or run worktray auth in a terminal.
Settings
Turn on the sources you use and fill in their details. Saved tokens are never shown. Type a new one to replace it. A field set with a WORKTRAY_ environment variable is locked here.
General
Sources
Turn off the sources you do not use. Slack and Tidy-up suggestions run an AI agent on every sync, so give them a long interval.
About worktray
worktray collects your meetings, pull requests, tickets and follow-ups into one list.
What you can do
- See the work that needs you in one table, kept apart from work that is waiting on someone else.
- Star what is next, snooze an item until this afternoon, tomorrow or after your next meeting, or dismiss it.
- Catch asks from Slack and action items from meeting notes. When one mentions your ticket or pull request, it shows up on that row.
- When the ticket or pull request behind an ask is done, worktray offers to close the ask.
- Get a brief of the tickets and pull requests a meeting is about.
- Copy a standup note for Slack from your history.
- Keep an eye on your team's on-call epic and your own shift.
- Get a browser notification for review requests, failing checks and meetings about to start.
- Let your coding agents read and update the same list over MCP.
- Press ? to see the keyboard shortcuts.
Your data
Everything stays on this computer. worktray keeps titles and links in a database in your user data folder, or in WORKTRAY_HOME if set. It reads messages and notes to find your tasks and does not keep the text. Tokens are kept in your system keyring. worktray only reads your sources and never changes them.
The Slack and Tidy-up suggestions sources send item titles and links to the Codex CLI. Any coding agent you connect over MCP can read your list.
Agent work
Coding agents can add tasks and mark them done with a result. Agent sessions that worktray finds itself arrive in Triage, because a finished chat does not mean the work is done.
Running in the background
worktray only listens on this computer. Run worktray service install to start it when you log in.