My work

My work is your personal queue. Open it from the sidebar to see everything routed to you in one place: agents waiting for a human to unblock them, advance requests that need your approval, active tasks you created, and tasks you’re watching.

My work is personal, but its four sections don’t all share the same scope: Blockers and Created by me cover the workspace you have active plus any workspaces nested beneath it; Watching spans every workspace you belong to, not just the active one. My work differs from two other workspace views:

• The Dashboard shows a whole-workspace pulse: live sessions, stalled tasks, workspace-wide activity, and cost and throughput charts. Use it for an at-a-glance summary of everything happening across the team.
• The Tasks view is the complete workspace task list — every task, regardless of who created or owns it. Use it for browsing, filtering, and triaging work across the team.

Blockers

An agent raises a blocker when it cannot continue without a decision only you can make. The Blockers section lists every open blocker in the workspace: the affected task, the reason the agent stopped, who raised the blocker, and when.

To clear a blocker and let the agent resume, click Resolve next to the entry. You can also open the task first to read the full context — and if the agent is still running, the live terminal is available there. For the full blocker lifecycle — every way a task gets a blocker, which ones flip it to blocked, which clear themselves, and how to file and resolve one from the CLI — see Blockers and blocked tasks. For the agent-question route to blocked specifically, see When an agent needs your input.

Awaiting your approval

When a task’s workflow has an approval gate, CodeHerder’s own automatic advance is what files a pending-advance request — not a command a person or agent runs. The Awaiting your approval section lists every pending request where you are an eligible approver, showing the task title, the stage the task would move to, who requested it, and when.

Click the task row to open the task detail page, then use the Approve or Reject buttons in the pending-advance banner. For the full approval workflow, including CLI commands to approve or reject, see Approvals & staying in control.

Created by me

The Created by me section shows every task you filed that isn’t finished yet, at any stage, including one you just filed. Click any row to open that task.

To see finished tasks you filed too, add --all from the CLI:

ch task list --created-by me --all

Watching

The Watching section lists tasks you’ve subscribed to that aren’t finished yet, across every workspace you belong to. Status changes on a watched task deliver a direct message (DM) to your inbox, so you stay informed without manually checking the task list.

Click any row to open the task. To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change when notifications arrive, see Watching tasks and notifications.

From the CLI, add --all to see finished watched tasks too — without it, only unfinished ones are listed:

ch task list --watching --all

The sidebar badge

The My work link in the sidebar shows a count badge for tasks that need your attention right now: every task you created or are watching that isn’t finished yet, de-duplicated so a task you both created and watch counts once.

The badge counts every stage your workspace’s task types treat as unfinished, plus blocked; it leaves out only tasks that have finished. The badge is hidden at zero, and shows 99+ once the count passes 99.

From the CLI, the three core sections each have an equivalent command:

ch task list --awaiting-approval     # pending advances awaiting your approval
ch task list --watching --all        # every task you're watching, finished ones included
ch task list --created-by me --all   # everything you've filed, at any stage

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For approvals and gate configuration, see Approvals & staying in control. For responding to an agent that needs your input, see When an agent needs your input. For subscribing to tasks and managing notifications, see Watching tasks and notifications. For the full task list and filter options, see Finding and tracking your work.