Using the repo view

The repo view gives you a focused workspace for interacting with a specific repository. From here, you can view task history, manage running tasks, and launch features like CodeCasts.

Accessing the repo view

There are two ways to open a repo view:

1. Click on any repository name from the sidebar task list
2. Select a repo from the task picker, then click into it after starting a task

This opens a view scoped to that repository, including task history and available actions.

Viewing tasks by repo

Inside the repo view, you’ll see a list of all tasks associated with that repo:

• Running tasks are listed at the top
• Completed tasks include full logs and diffs
• Failed or waiting tasks are clearly labled

You can click on any task to reopen it, review the plan, or continue feedback.

Starting a new task

From the repo view, you can start a new task scoped to that repository:

• Click new tasks in the top right corner
• This will preselect the repo and branch
• Enter your prompt and optimal setup script as usual

Launch a CodeCast

CodeCasts are short, audio summaries of recent activity in your repo. They’re an audio changelog for your repository.

In the repo view, you can generate a CodeCast by clicking Generate Today’s CodeCast.

CodeCasts currently include all commits (not just Jules activity) from the past few days. Like many features in Jules, CodeCasts is still evolving.