No, the (github issue) ID is enough. For my AI coding sessions I just point opencode to the issue. It does a plan, (build, ie) implements and tests the plan, a

No, the (github issue) ID is enough. For my AI coding sessions I just point opencode to the issue. It does a plan, (build, ie) implements and tests the plan, and commits it. For reference you always have the issue, revise the issue when something changed. We always worked like this, recording the thinking and planning part is silly. You can always save your session data.