Triage & Intake

Find out what's automation-ready before it eats a sprint.

Every incoming ticket gets scored on risk, complexity, and how confident an agent is that it can ship the change cleanly, so automation only touches work that's actually ready and your team stays focused on the rest.

A score you can trust

Scored the moment it lands, not the moment someone gets to it

Each issue is stamped with an agent-confidence score from 0-100%, banded High, Medium, or Low. High scores mean the story can run end-to-end untouched. Anything lower gets flagged for a human to look at, or broken down further, before any work begins.

Agent Confidence
TICKET-118 · Add SSO redirect92%
TICKET-129 · Refactor billing core54%
TICKET-133 · Migrate schema21%
See the reasoning, not just the score

Know why a ticket scored the way it did

Risk is weighed by blast radius, data sensitivity, and how deep the change reaches into your architecture. Complexity accounts for cross-service dependencies, unknowns, and overall scope. Every score comes with the reasoning attached, so nothing is a black box.

Why this score

  • · Touches payment data — elevated blast radius
  • · 3 cross-service dependencies detected
  • · No prior pattern found in repo memory
Repos matched automatically

Stop guessing where a change actually lands

Triage maps every ticket to the repositories it will actually touch, each with its own match confidence. New issues are analyzed the moment they arrive, and the ones that qualify move straight into an autonomous run.

api-gateway88% match
billing-service74% match
web-client61% match

Keep sensitive work with people

Anything with a wide blast radius is routed back to the owners closest to it, not handed to an agent by default.

Tune what gets analyzed

Narrow triage down by project, reporter, assignee, or issue type so it only touches the work that matters to you.

Plan sprints with real signal

Order your backlog by what's genuinely ready for automation today, not by guesswork.

Give your backlog a running start.