Connect Jira, Linear, ClickUp or Monday.com to an agent on your number, so anyone on the team can capture a task the moment they think of it and check status without opening the app.
The gap between having a thought and logging it is where work goes missing. Texting closes it: the idea arrives as a message, and the agent turns it into a properly formed issue in the right project, with a title and description that still make sense a week later.
It works in reverse for the people least likely to have the tool open — founders, field staff, anyone between meetings. "What is still open on the launch?" gets answered from live data instead of a screenshot of a board somebody took on Tuesday.
Because each person can connect their own account, issues are created as them and scoped to what they can see. The tracker stays correct rather than filling up with items filed by a shared bot user.
Work gets captured when it is thought of rather than at the end of the week, so the board reflects reality instead of memory.
Ask what is open, what slipped and what needs a decision today, and get it from live data while walking between meetings.
People who never open Jira will text. Give them a number, and their issues land in the tracker properly formed.
Connect a team workspace and anyone texting the number files into it — useful for a shared ops line where the tracker matters more than who sent the message.
Each teammate connects their own account, so issues are created as them, assigned to them, and scoped to the projects they can actually see.
The same agent, asked different things by different people on the team.
Text the thought. The agent files it as a properly formed issue in the right project rather than leaving it in a notes app.
"What is still open on the launch?" answered from live data, which matters most for the people least likely to have the board open.
Ask what has not moved this week and get a straight list, instead of scrolling a board to work it out.
Move status, add a comment or change a field by saying so, without context-switching into the tracker.
Describe what is wrong on the job and have it become a tracked issue, without an app or a login on a shared device.
One number the whole company texts requests to, with everything landing in the right project automatically.
Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Monday.com, Azure DevOps, GitHub, BitBucket and Google Tasks.
Connected for the bot, everything goes through one shared connection. Enabled for customers, each person connects their own account and issues are created as them.
Yes — it can move status, add comments and update fields on any issue its connection can reach.
To act as themselves, yes — they connect their own account, so they need their normal access. A shared bot connection can accept input from people without their own seat.
Pick a model, write a prompt, connect the tools it needs, and go live in the blue bubble — no code required.