Follow-up
Track workspace pull requests, queue follow-up work, and verify completion in Paseo.
Follow-up keeps PR stacks, remaining tasks and explicit agent completion attached to a Paseo workspace. It groups workspaces by whether you or an agent can act next and retains settled PR history.
Requires Paseo 0.14+, Node 22+ and authenticated gh on the daemon host. Graphite CLI authentication is used for readiness and explicit Merge. The optional Send to Paseo browser companion enables Graphite's Merge when ready setting; it is not needed for tracking, recovery or follow-up.
Open the sidebar or Command-K, then Track this workspace. Project settings can enroll existing and new workspaces with original main-agent ownership; Auto always starts off. The retained development default enables canonical Git repositories named hero-poc, while other projects require opt-in. Disable that project default to stop further enrollment without losing records.
Every main view links to the overview, project settings and display settings. You can hide the workspace button and sidebar independently and still use Command-K. The installation id and local state directory remain follow-through for compatibility.
Repair batches go to the original main agent after a click, or after explicit per-workspace Auto consent and fresh delivery checks. Recovery is a separate manual action. Done requires the main agent's declaration and settled requirements; merging and archiving remain your actions. Tasks are manual unless you explicitly schedule Now, After merge or After deploy, optionally with a delay. Deployment gates require serving-revision evidence; merges alone never prove deployment.
This trusted unsandboxed plugin reads selected workspace metadata, saved agent history/configuration, GitHub status and existing CLI authentication. State and private recovery evidence remain in plugin-data/follow-through. Scoped MCP registration and reversible provider hooks support tracked main agents; Codex's trust review remains in force. Prompts and repair context are sent to your configured agent/provider. Site-specific reviewer and Cloud Run adapters only apply to the configured repository; unsupported deployments remain unknown.
Merge, Merge when ready and reviewer requests require explicit developer controls. Auto and agent tools cannot authorize them. Follow-up has no Slack posting identity or background channel scanner. Stakeholder replies require the developer's authorization, original destination and a verified sent-message receipt from the agent.


