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Oizom stores coding agent prompts in tickets so teams can review them like pull requests

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Oizom's software team keeps every prompt sent to its coding agent in the ticket that requested the work, since the ticket thread is the only channel for developer-agent communication. Developers write requests in plain English and move tickets through approval, preview testing, and deployment stages without opening an IDE or terminal. The thread records each exchange, including the preview links, feedback, per-turn cost, and final PR and commit links. Because the prompts are stored alongside their outputs, the team lead can review how people phrase requests and coach them accordingly. The company says this has proven more practical than general prompting guides.

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