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Treeix showing the diff of the feat/usage-invoices worktree, with a comment being written on lines 5 to 9

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feat/usage-invoicesorbit-web

14export async function listInvoices(account, limit = 12) {

15 const { data } = await stripe.invoices.list({ limit })

16 return data.map(toInvoice)

17}

Line 15-16Stripe paginates past 100 invoices. Use auto-pagination.

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> Stripe paginates past 100 invoices. Use auto-pagination.

✳ Updating listInvoices to iterate with autoPagingEach

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	Before	With Treeix
Read the ticket	Jira in a browser tab	Tasks page, grouped by whose move it is
Find the spec	Search Confluence, keep the tab open all day	The page beside the branch, one keystroke to an agent
See what changed	cd into the worktree, git diff, scroll	Every worktree in one sidebar, diff already open
Leave feedback	Copy the file and the line numbers into a prompt	Drag across the lines, write the note, send the queue
Reviewer's comment	GitHub or GitLab tab, then retype it for the agent	Add to agent comments, one click
Closed a session	The conversation is gone, start a new one	History reopens it and the agent resumes
Switch agents	git checkout, hope nothing is dirty	Click the group, its worktree is already there

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Pull requests: GitHub and GitLab reviews with inline comments and reactions, through gh and glab.
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Hotkey window: One global shortcut drops Treeix over whatever you are doing.
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Claude plans: Plans from ~/.claude/plans open next to the code they describe.
Edit with history: Fix a line yourself. Every save keeps a snapshot you can go back to.

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A Confluence page open next to the code it describes — Confluence pages beside the code, ready to send to an agent.

The agent comments drawer, ready to send three line comments to the Claude Code session running in that worktree

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Same work, without the tab hunt

Everything around the diff, too

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