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[Feature]: Linkify bare #N issue references in chat and show a hover card preview #30213
I searched existing issues and did not find a duplicate.
I am describing a concrete problem or use case, not just a vague idea.
Area
apps/web
Problem or use case
Agents refer to issues by bare number all the time, for example "Remove = soft delete (removed_at), with lineItem.restore as its inverse, built in #31? I recommend yes". The agent knows what #31 is because it's in its context. I don't. #31 renders as plain text: no link, no title, nothing to hover.
So every time I have to stop, open GitHub, find #31, then come back, or ask the agent "what was #31 again?". It happens many times per session, especially in decision questions where the issue number is the context I need to answer.
Hover card on those chips, and on full issue/PR URL chips, fetched lazily on hover and cached: title, type (issue/PR), state (open/closed/merged), labels, assignee, the first 2–3 lines of the body. GitHub's own hovercard is the model.
If the number doesn't exist in the repo, leave it as plain text.
Smallest useful scope
Bare #N → chip for the project's GitHub repo, with a hover card showing title + state. Labels, body excerpt and cross-repo references can follow.
Activity
Xentox-Phil commentedon Nov 3, 2026
here the 31 should be a chip.