# Tasks as Code: Move Tickets to Git

> AI coding agents store tasks in Git as Markdown files for version control and review.
- Title: Tasks as Code: Move Tickets to Git · Typemill | Shortify
- Summary: AI coding agents store tasks in Git as Markdown files for version control and review. Teams store development tasks as Markdown files in Git to let AI agents…
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- Source: Typemill — https://typemill.net/knowledge-hub/tasks-as-code
- Author: Sebastian Schürmanns
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: tasks as code, markdown, git, ai coding agents, spec-driven development, typemill, technology, startups
## Why Store Tasks in Git?
AI coding agents work best when everything they need lives in the repository, so storing tasks in Git improves their workflow.
## Tasks as Markdown Files
Tasks are stored as simple Markdown files in Git, next to code and documentation for version control and review.
## Docs as Code
Documentation already lives in Markdown files in Git repositories, making it easier for AI agents to understand systems.
## Tasks as Code Workflow
AI agents follow a five-step process: describe tasks, analyze requirements, create plans, get approvals, and implement changes.
## Example Setup
Teams use three separate Git repositories: code, documentation, and private tasks for security and access control.
## Local Implementation
Developers clone documentation and tasks into folders, keeping them separate from the main code repository for version control.
## Adding an Interface
Typemill syncs with Git repositories to provide a browser interface for managing tasks and documentation without replacing Git.
## Multiple Access Points
Tasks and documentation are accessible through IDEs, GitHub, and Typemill interfaces for different user needs.
## What Happens Next
Teams will see new software designed for this model, with AI agents integrated into workflows and simplified ticket systems.
## Key takeaway

Teams store development tasks as Markdown files in Git to let AI agents read and update code with version history.