Revisit a work item using Search commands

User intention

Find work items in the project management app and review their details.

The intention is included in the agent’s input prompt alongside environment details and task instructions.

What breaks, and what should happen

Play Both

BeforeThe defect at the parent commit

0:00.00 / 0:00.00Frame 0 · Review EDIT-1

Use the EDIT-1 and EDIT-2 markers to compare each title with its description. Returning to EDIT-1 leaves EDIT-2's description underneath it.

AfterThe same script once the merged fix is applied

0:00.00 / 0:00.00Frame 0 · Review EDIT-1

The identifier, title, and marked description stay consistent when opening EDIT-2 and returning to EDIT-1.

How is it judged?

01 · Given

Restore the data and starting state.

A reviewer has two work items with different descriptions. The full-page details of EDIT-1 [EDIT-1:title] Prepare launch brief are open, showing its identifier, title, and launch-goals description.

02 · When

Perform the interaction.

The reviewer uses Search commands to open EDIT-2 [EDIT-2:title] Review research notes, then uses Search commands to return to EDIT-1 [EDIT-1:title] Prepare launch brief.

03 · Judge

Rationale: A reviewer uses the selected work item's details to assess that item. Keeping descriptions and editor context attached to the correct item makes returning to an earlier selection reliable.

Require

The selected work item's identifier, title, description, and other item-specific details all belong to that item. Returning to a previously viewed item restores its own description and editor context.

Allowed

Loading indicators, skeletons, or blank transitions may appear while the selected item's details load. Visible item-specific content belongs to the selection it is presented under.
Unsaved edits may be autosaved, retained separately per item, discarded after a prompt, or handled before a switch. Their ownership remains clear.
List order, layout, wording, and editor implementation may vary.
After rapid switches, settled details correspond to the last confirmed selection.