What ANIMA can do in Jira
Once connected, ANIMA can read issues and spec pages, and turns requests scattered across conversations into issues.
What it can read
- Issue details, status and assignees
- Confluence pages, which it can search and summarize
What it can do
- Shows who has the most issues and which are stuck
- Creates and edits issues
- Adds comments and changes status
Permissions and scope
- ANIMA only reads the projects and spaces an admin picks.
- If you can't see it in Jira, you can't see it through ANIMA.
- You confirm every message and file before it goes out.
Things you can ask ANIMA
Turn the requests from this client group into issues.
Pulls the requests from the conversation, creates issues in the project's usual format and suggests owners.
Every Friday, round up each project's progress and blocked issues.
Summarizes status changes in your weekly report format and flags issues that have stalled longer than expected.
Where does this release's scope still differ from the Confluence spec?
Compares the spec page with related issues and lists anything missing or inconsistent.
Which finished issues haven't we told the client about yet?
Compares issue status with client correspondence and drafts a progress update for the client.
Workflows that use Jira
Start from the workflow library, then adjust it to how your company works.
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