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Open Source CLI Tool

Stop context-switching.
Let AI clear your backlog.

Write a ticket in Notion. Drag it to a column. Claude reads your codebase, scores feasibility, implements the code, and opens a PR. You review and merge.

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Notion
Notion
Claude
Claude
Git Branch
Git Branch
Notion — Sprint Boardticket 1/3

Backlog

You
Refactor auth utils

1 min

Write ticket

Review

AI

Scored

You

Execute

AI

In Progress

AI

Done

You
Add search endpoint

Five steps. Zero context switches.

From ticket to merged PR without leaving your IDE.

1

Write

Create a ticket in Notion with a title and description. Be as brief or detailed as you want.

2

Review

Drag to Review. AI reads your codebase and scores feasibility with an ease and confidence rating.

3

Decide

Check the scores and implementation spec. Green-light it or skip. You always stay in control.

4

Execute

Drag to Execute. AI creates a branch, writes code, runs your build, and validates everything passes.

5

Merge

Review the PR on GitHub. Merge when ready. Real code, real diffs, real tests.

Want the full deep-dive?

Our docs cover everything — Notion setup, the init wizard, how the AI agents score and execute tickets, configuration, costs, and troubleshooting.

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See it in action

Real ticket, real codebase, real PR. Edited for brevity.

TicketToPR Demo

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Built for developers who ship

AI Scores Before AI Codes

Every ticket gets an ease and confidence score (1-10) plus a full implementation spec before a single line is written.

Your Codebase, Your Rules

Claude reads your CLAUDE.md and follows your conventions. Build must pass before anything pushes.

Full Audit Trail

Cost, duration, scores, branch name, and PR link — all written back to the Notion ticket automatically.

Pro

Parallel Execution

Process up to 3 tickets simultaneously. Review and execute agents share a configurable concurrency pool.

Runs Locally

No SaaS. No cloud. Your code never leaves your machine. The bridge polls Notion and spawns Claude agents on your hardware.

$0.50 per ticket

Simple tasks cost $0.35–0.55 in Claude API credits. Complex tasks top out at $8. You set per-agent budget limits.

Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade if you need more.

Free

Open source, forever

$0

  • Full review + execute pipeline
  • 1 project
  • Sequential processing
  • Manual run (CLI)
  • Community support
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Pro

For serious shipping

$49$99one-time

Use code LAUNCH50 at checkout

  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • Unlimited projects
  • Parallel execution (up to 10 concurrent)
  • Background service (auto-start on boot)
  • Notion audit trail comments
  • Priority support
  • Future updates included
Buy Pro License

Both tiers require your own Claude API credits (~$0.50/ticket). No subscription. No recurring fees. No vendor lock-in.

Questions

Is my code sent to a server?

No. The bridge runs entirely on your machine. It reads tickets from Notion’s API and spawns Claude agents locally. Your code never leaves your hardware.

What kinds of tickets work well?

Anything with clear requirements and bounded scope. Endpoint scaffolding, config changes, copy updates, bug fixes with repro steps, adding fields, refactoring utils. Think “I know exactly what to do, I just don’t have time.”

What if the AI writes bad code?

Every ticket goes through two phases. First, AI scores and writes a spec (Review). You decide whether to proceed. Then code must pass your build command before it pushes. Finally, you review the PR. Nothing merges without your approval.

How much does it cost to run?

The tool is free (or $99 for Pro). You pay Claude API credits per ticket — typically $0.35–0.55 for simple tasks, up to $8 for complex ones. You set budget limits per agent.

Does it work with any codebase?

Any Git repo with a remote. Language-agnostic. Works especially well with projects that have a CLAUDE.md describing architecture and conventions.

Can non-developers create tickets?

Yes. PMs, designers, and founders can write tickets in Notion. The bridge handles everything. The go/no-go decision can be anyone who understands the spec.

Can my PM create tickets for it?

Yes. Anyone who can write a Notion ticket can use the pipeline. They write it, you approve the AI’s spec, and the PR lands in your queue — no Slack pings required.

Your backlog is not going to clear itself.

Install in 5 minutes. Run your first ticket for $0.50.

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MIT License. Star on GitHub if it saves you time.