The ticket workspace
A ticket is a task in Volli. Open one to read its Ticket Body, return to its chats, inspect files and diffs, and edit its properties. The main tab strip keeps the documents and chats you open. Now, Diffs, and Files group the task’s workspace views.
Now shows the repository summary, ticket properties, and Sessions together. Use Properties here to edit status, priority, and labels. The repository summary shows the branch, base branch, worktree, changes, and pull-request state. Changing status updates the board. Starting a chat is a separate action.
The Sessions section lists the ticket’s chats and terminal sessions. Open one to return to its history. A ticket chat carries the task’s context and works from that ticket’s worktree. Reconnecting it does not create a second chat history.
Use the Sessions heading to start a chat after configuring Settings → Model Access. Open a terminal companion explicitly when you need a shell or an external TUI harness.
Files and references
Section titled “Files and references”The Files rail shows file references from the Ticket Body, attached files,
and the ticket worktree’s directory tree. Use @ in the Ticket Body to add a
file reference. Selecting a file opens a preview tab; keeping it open pins the
tab.
Ticket files read from the worktree. The project-level Files page reads from the main checkout, so the same path can contain different content in each place. Editing one does not edit the other.
The Diffs rail compares the ticket worktree with its base branch. Open a file to inspect its diff. The change set includes committed and uncommitted work, so it reflects the branch as it is on disk.