Jira ticket generator · Inside Jira Cloud
Describe what you need. RefineBrief analyzes your connected repositories, identifies possible code impact and generates tickets in your chosen template.
Review and create them directly in Jira.
It generates tickets. It does not write or change code.
Let workspace admins disable email notifications.
WorkspaceSettingsNotificationServiceEmailQueueWorkerShould this also stop emails already queued?
The code makes the difference
A description tells us what you want. Your code helps reveal what already exists, where the change could belong and what else needs attention.
Relevant classes, methods and services give engineering a starting point.
NotificationService · WorkspaceSettingsRelated code can reveal dependencies, side effects and scenarios to test.
EmailQueueWorkerQuestions the code cannot answer remain visible in the ticket for your team.
Should this also stop emails already queued?
From request to backlog
One workflow inside Jira, from the initial request to the tickets your team will use.
Write the request in your own words. Choose the connected repositories and ticket template.
Check the scope, acceptance criteria, code references and open questions. Edit the proposals with your team.
Confirm creation in the linked Jira project. Your team takes it from there.
Your Jira. Your template.
Choose the ticket template and code sources for the request. Review the generated content, then confirm creation in your Jira project.
RefineBrief in your Jira workspace · actual capture, edited with fictional LumaDemo data. Interface shown in English.
Open full-size captureA few straight answers
No. RefineBrief generates Jira tickets. It analyzes your code for context, but does not write or change code. Your team decides how the work is implemented.
Anyone on the team can describe a request: a Product Owner, developer or Tech Lead. The result is a ticket for the team to review.
Yes. A request can use multiple connected repositories. The repositories included in your pilot are agreed before setup.
Yes. RefineBrief can propose more than one ticket when the request involves separate pieces of work. You review each proposal before creating it in Jira.
The current pilot focuses on Jira Cloud and Java repositories. Confirm the fit for your repositories and Git provider during the demo.
See the Jira ticket generator in action
Walk through the app inside Jira, from a request to a generated ticket, using a demonstration repository.
Send a request and we will contact you to arrange the demo.
Send a request and we will contact you to arrange the demo.