v0.8.0: Pull Request Import Pipeline, Settings TUI, and Code Agent Wrapper
v0.8.0 is a big one — three major features that change how you work with aitasks day-to-day, plus a ton of polish across the board.
Pull Request Import Pipeline
You can now import pull requests directly as aitasks. Run ait primport and point it at a PR from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket — it creates a structured task with the PR metadata, contributor info, and a ready-to-go implementation plan. When you’re done and archive the task, the original PR gets closed automatically. Contributor attribution flows through to your commits too, so the original author gets credit.
Settings TUI
No more hand-editing JSON config files. The new ait settings command opens a full terminal UI where you can manage profiles, board settings, model configurations, and more — all in one place. It supports layered configuration (project vs. user), export/import, and even shows verification scores for AI models so you know which ones have been tested.
Code Agent Wrapper
aitasks now works with any AI code agent, not just Claude Code. The new ait codeagent command is a universal entry point that routes to whichever agent you’ve configured — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, or others. The board and settings TUIs use it automatically, and the new implemented_with frontmatter field tracks which agent built each task.
Board View Modes
The board now has All/Git/Implementing view filters so you can quickly focus on what matters — tasks with uncommitted changes, tasks currently being worked on, or everything at once. The search placeholder even updates to tell you what you’re filtering by.
Refresh Models Skill
Keeping model configs up to date used to be manual. The new /aitask-refresh-code-models skill researches the latest AI code agent models via the web and updates your configuration files automatically.
Full changelog: v0.8.0 on GitHub