Project Management Routine Automation
Track Jira tickets, test on staging and production, control gitflow, reject and accept tasks.
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How it works
You start by giving the agent a simple instruction:
💬 Check tasks in Jira marked "In Review". If everything is done, close them.
And then the magic starts:
1) The agent’s categorizer first analyzes the prompt to understand the intent: it's a Jira workflow task involving review and resolution. Then, it identifies the key subtasks.
2) Next, the agent’s planner breaks subtasks into actions: logging into Jira, navigating to the project, finding tickets and interpreting content, testing task, reviewing code and finally resolving task.
3) The executor agent then steps in, performing each of these actions in your browser — just like a human would, but faster.
What looks like a single sentence is actually an orchestrated sequence of decisions and actions. The agent reads it, understands it, and gets it done.
💬 Check tasks in Jira marked "In Review". If everything is done, close them.
And then the magic starts:
1) The agent’s categorizer first analyzes the prompt to understand the intent: it's a Jira workflow task involving review and resolution. Then, it identifies the key subtasks.
2) Next, the agent’s planner breaks subtasks into actions: logging into Jira, navigating to the project, finding tickets and interpreting content, testing task, reviewing code and finally resolving task.
3) The executor agent then steps in, performing each of these actions in your browser — just like a human would, but faster.
What looks like a single sentence is actually an orchestrated sequence of decisions and actions. The agent reads it, understands it, and gets it done.
Agent actions step by step
1. Planning workflow
The agent analyzes users prompt and breaks it into subtasks, then transforms every subtask into action.
2. Analyzing tasktracker
The agent logs in into Jira, navigates to the task board, and finds the ticket "Download button on homepage" with "In Review" status.
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3. Testing on staging
The agent goes to the staging website, looks for the new download button, and tests it to check if it's working.
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4. Code review
The agent navigates to GitHub, opens the pull request, reviews code and checks if it successfully merged and closed.
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5. Closing the task
Finally, the agent returns to Jira, and moves the ticket to the "Done" column, completing the user's task.
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6. Reporting back
After finishing the task, agent writes back to user in chat window and confirms that the task is completed.
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Useful for:
QA Engeneers
Automate website checks, verify feature implementations, and speed up bug reports and task updates.
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Project Managers
Track real-time task status updates and automate interactions with any tasktracker.
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Customer Support Teams
Get information from knowledge bases faster, automate routine interactions with customers.
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How it works
User enters the prompt.
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Categorizer agent analyzes the prompt.
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Planner agent breaks subtasks into actions.
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Executor agent performs these actions in your browser.
Task completed.
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