Feature
Describe what you need. Orbis reads your live board and drafts a complete ticket: title, acceptance criteria, edge cases, assignee. Pushes straight to your backlog.
Without Orbis
"csv export thing... TBD"
"Which fields? Which users? Need context before I can start." — engineering, in the comments. Again.
With Orbis
Add CSV export to reporting dashboard (Admin only)
Paste your JIRA base URL and API key. Orbis reads your live board: current epics, team members, and the tech stack you define. Setup takes under 5 minutes.
Type a prompt like "add CSV export to the reporting dashboard, only for Admin users." No ticket format required. Write it the way you'd explain it to a teammate.
Orbis generates a complete ticket: title, description, acceptance criteria, edge cases specific to your stack, open questions, story point estimate, and a velocity-aware assignee recommendation.
Review, edit if needed, then push directly to your backlog. The ticket is in JIRA in the same status as your other backlog items. No copy-paste, no reformatting.
Every AI draft contains the same fields engineering expects. Nothing missing, nothing for you to fill in manually.
Ticket title
Action-oriented, scoped to the feature described
Description
Context, motivation, and scope written in plain English
Acceptance criteria
Numbered list of testable conditions for Done
Edge cases
Specific to your tech stack and existing epics, not generic
Open questions
Unresolved decisions flagged before engineering starts
Story point estimate
Based on scope and your team's historical velocity
Recommended assignee
Matched by skill set, velocity history, and current workload
Epic link
Auto-matched to the most relevant epic on your board
ChatGPT can write a ticket. Any LLM can. The difference is that every Orbis draft knows your board before it writes a single word.
When you describe a CSV export feature, Orbis knows you're already building it on a Next.js frontend with a Supabase backend, that your "Admin" role is defined in your auth epic, and that Maya has shipped the last three data export tasks. The edge cases it flags are real ones, not guesses from a template.
The result: tickets that engineers can start from, not tickets they need to rewrite before touching.
When you connect a JIRA board, you define the tech stack in a short setup form: frontend framework, backend, database, any key services. Orbis stores this per board and uses it in every draft. You can update it any time.
Yes. Every draft is fully editable before it goes to JIRA. You can change the title, rewrite acceptance criteria, swap the assignee, or adjust the story points. Orbis is a starting point, not a final decision.
You can override it before pushing. The recommendation is based on skill match and velocity data from your board history. You have full control before anything lands in JIRA.
Yes. Orbis connects via JIRA API key and works with JIRA Cloud and JIRA Server. No Atlassian plan upgrade required.
20 drafts free. No card required.
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