Skipper AI

Hi Product Hunt community 👋 I'm excited to share Skipper – an intelligent Slack bot that creates your Jira tickets for you! Why In our fast-paced technical team, we are power users of Jira and Slack. Planning and triaging issues in Slack, then translating all of that again into Jira tickets was getting tedious at our pace. I built Skipper as an internal tool to automate this process for us, and it's been working pretty well. What Skipper uses AI to intelligently create Jira tickets from a Slack context, whether it's a conversation or a single message. It's decreases your team's effort and context switching, and now you only need to proof-read the ticket after it's made (or don't)! How it's used - Conversations: Tag @Skipper in a conversation, and it will create a ticket based on the discussion. Analyzes images within too! - Slack Commands: Use /ticket for quick ticket creation with simple requirements. - Direct Messages: DM Skipper with "create …” and add media files to create your ticket that way. What it does - Task type: Auto-detects based on context. - Epics: Auto-assigns the most relevant epic it finds, or you can specify which one to use. - Sprints: Detects the next sprint automatically and places the ticket there. - Assignee: You can assign the ticket through your command, or leave it unassigned by default. 🔒 All stored personal information is encrypted. We do not store any information from prompts. I'd love for you to try Skipper! I can't wait to hear your feedback, or answer any questions! Thanks!

I've been using skipper for the past several weeks and the whole team has been very impressed with how nuanced and helpful it is. I've seen countless instances where things get dropped or missed simply because the documentation or requirements never made it out of Slack. Skipper solves that and makes it easy to ensure everyone is working off of the same information.

Very needed feature!, do you plan to be able to decide if multiple tickets should be created from the same thread, or if the ticket that would be created should instead be deduplicated and linked to an existing one? I've been working with PMs for the last year to improve flows like these within enterprise software companies. I'd be happy to talk and exchange knowledge. Best of luck with the launch!

going to share this with the engineering team, congrats!!