Connect Jira once
- Sign in with Jira Cloud and choose your site.
- Link a Jira project to your app.
- Paste Butterneck’s address into Jira, so Jira can tell Butterneck when a ticket is created or updated.
Jira Cloud integration
Label a ticket. Get a live preview.
Add the label butterneck to a ticket and assign it to someone whose computer has the project. The ticket becomes the request, and the change is built by the developer's own AI agent on their computer. A live preview link comes back on the ticket, and the requester can keep refining it in plain words. A developer decides what goes live.
How it works
A labeled ticket starts the chat
- Add the label butterneck.
- Assign the ticket to someone whose computer has the project.
- Butterneck opens a private copy of the project, named after the ticket.
- The title, description, comments, and attached files become the request.
The link goes back on the ticket
- When the AI is done, a short note and a link to the preview are added to the ticket.
- The full conversation stays on the live copy.
- Updating that same ticket later does not open a second copy.
What it looks like
What it does not do
- It does not merge, open pull requests, or deploy. Your team publishes the usual way.
- The AI runs through the coding assistant on the assignee’s computer (Cursor, Claude Code, or Antigravity), under that assistant’s own data terms.
- Updating the same ticket later does not open a second copy.
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