
Only what passes — without the chrome.
Heimdall is a small desktop window that lifts Jira tickets out of the crowded web UI. Each filter you save becomes its own tab; rows render as a sortable, resizable table. Mostly it watches — but a click on the status cell will quietly send a ticket along its workflow.

Status: work in progress.
✨ Features
- 🗂️ Tabs per filter — one filter per tab, with a scrollable strip
- 🔠 Sortable columns — click a header; click again to reverse
- ↔️ Resizable columns — drag the divider on a header's right edge; widths persist across launches
- 🌳 Grouped / Flat modes — sub-tasks indent under their parent, or every row stands on its own
- 🎨 Priority and type as icons — Story / Bug / Task / Epic glyphs; priority as a colored arrow
- 🧑 Quick assignee filter — dropdown on the tab strip, in-memory only — Jira's JQL stays untouched
- 🔁 Status transitions — click the status cell to pick the next step in the workflow; all other writes stay in the web
- 🔐 Credentials in Keychain — macOS Keychain / Windows Credential Manager
🛣️ Planned
- Window position and size memory
- Auto-refresh on a configurable timer
- Tests beyond the boot smoke test
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