[yaswanth]

AI for project management is an amazing use case. May I suggest adding features:

1. Expanding on the description taking the project meta info or history into account. 2. Adding to the above, come up with feature scenarios and test cases 3. An agent to listen into standup conversations to come up with an updated priority list for PO to approve? 4. Move tickets or suggestions to move tickets to next stage of workflows depending on the state of the ticket? 5. Optimising workflows and suggesting better workflows listening into stand ups, retros etc. 6. Come up with demo list of tickets for team to demo 7. Prefill or suggest topics for retros 8. Come with timeline suggestions depending on history and evaluating the code and designs 9. More on code, come up with architecture diagrams (puml etc) and API contracts dependant on code, tickets and conversations 10. Come up with sub tasks/suggestions after evaluating the description and code base.

[harshithmul]

thanks a lot. We will add these to our idea board, definitely a lot more work to do and things to build

[dbish]

Love the standup and other ideas here and happy to see a smarter alternative coming up to take on Atlassian and Jira.

Atlassian recently bought Loom and is clearly working to incorporate multimodal video/screen share input through Loom into Jira. We have a smarter Loom alternative (https://augmend.com) that is partially (scrensharing rust core) open sourced and we’d love to help you 1) not use your competitor’s product :), and 2) get you ahead of the Loom/Jira integrations and “better together” developments that are progressing now. https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/atlassian-acqui...

[_boffin_]

One of the things I’m doing at work is working on an agent that checks the documentation against the ticket and attempts to confirm the spec in the ticket is correct. Another flow is to also check the ticket and check if a “rational” software engineer had enough information to make an informed decision to complete the task. If not, provide suggestions as a comment on how to improve the ticket.

[Manoj58]

I'm more curious about how you've implemented this.