Start from a conversation
Pick a Slack thread; CodeAgent files the ticket and launches the session.
- "Checkout throws a 500 on expired promo codes"
- Scored · acceptance criteria drafted
- Channel → repo, remembered
- Context packed · ready to work
Instead of writing up a ticket after a Slack conversation ends, pick the thread itself. CodeAgent summarizes the discussion, opens a ticket in your tracker — assigned, scored, with a description and acceptance criteria — detects the repo the thread maps to, and packs the context into an agent-ready session. It's the one-step-earlier sibling of Start from a work item: this is where the ticket doesn't exist yet.
CodeAgent reads the conversation and writes the decision up — no one has to type a ticket description by hand.
A real ticket lands in your tracker, assigned and scored, with acceptance criteria drafted from the discussion.
CodeAgent maps the channel to the repo it belongs to, so the next thread from this channel skips the picker.
When the PR lands, CodeAgent comments it back on the ticket and replies in the original Slack thread.
- 1Pick a thread
Choose a Slack conversation from a channel you've linked.
- 2Review the ticket
CodeAgent drafts the ticket — title, description, acceptance criteria, assignee.
- 3Launch the session
The repo loads and the context is packed; nothing to re-explain.
- 4Ship & report back
The PR is commented on the ticket and replied in the thread — closing the loop on both.
This is the one-step-earlier sibling of Start from a work item — it creates the ticket from the thread first, then does everything that page does.
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