Working the board

The board is interactive. You move work forward either by dragging a card to the next stage or by using the action buttons on the card itself — both do the same thing.

Drag-and-drop vs. buttons

You can drag a card across the board to advance it. The two moves that matter most are:

• Findings → Remediate — starts an AI fix for that finding.
• Review → Approved — opens the approve step for an open pull request.

Every drag has an equivalent button on the card, so use whichever you prefer. Dragging is just a shortcut for the same action.

Triggering a fix

To remediate a finding, work on a Findings card and choose the trigger — Fix with AI. This dispatches an AI remediation and the card moves to Remediate while the fix is generated. When the AI opens a pull request in your repository, the card advances to Review.

If the AI produces no change, or hits an error, the card returns to Findings so you can try again or handle it another way.

Caution

Triggering a fix requires a connected version-control integration and consumes a remediation credit. If your organization is out of remediation credits, the trigger is blocked until you have credits available.

Note

Triggering, approving, and rejecting are gated by allow-rules. If you don’t see the trigger on a card, you may not have permission to start remediations.

Following progress

While a card sits in Remediate, the fix is being generated in the background — you don’t need to wait on the page. The card moves to Review on its own once the pull request exists, and the KPI stat cards at the top of the board update to reflect the change.

Assigning to Jira

If Jira is connected, you can create or assign a Jira ticket directly from a card — handy when you want the work tracked in your existing process alongside the queue.

Next

Once a card reaches Review, see Reviewing & approving fixes.