Motiocomp is a ticket compiler for AI coding agents. It turns vague Jira, Linear, or GitHub tickets into clean Markdown work packs that include a goal, likely files, do-not-touch boundaries, missing clarifications, required tests, and a safe-for-agent verdict.
Engineering teams that hand work to AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot, and want safer, more bounded results than a free-form prompt.
No. Motiocomp is a web app. There is no IDE plugin, no agent integration, no API key needed for the core workflow. Paste a ticket, copy the Markdown pack.
Yes. The sandbox on the homepage runs a free compile with no account. Connect a tracker only when you want richer context and saved packs.
A Markdown file with a stable structure: Goal, Likely files, Do not touch, Missing clarification, Required tests, Safe for agent. Agents read it as plain text.
Because every AI coding tool already reads Markdown. No proprietary file format means it works with Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and any future agent.
Yes. Workspaces can extend the pack with custom sections like compliance notes, data classification, or company-specific risk flags.
The work pack ends with a Missing clarification list and a verdict of needs clarification. The agent should not start until the questions are resolved.
Anything that reads Markdown. Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Copilot Workspace, Devin, Replit Agent, and human developers all work the same way: paste the pack, ask the agent.
Paste the AI’s diff or summary back into Motiocomp. The output check returns a verdict: goal followed, boundary respected, required tests included.
Modern agents respect clearly stated boundaries most of the time. The output check is the safety net: it tells you when an agent strayed before you merge.
No. Motiocomp prepares the work and verifies the result. Coding stays with your AI agent or your developer.
Jira Cloud, Linear, and GitHub Issues at launch. GitLab, Bitbucket, and self-hosted Jira are on the roadmap.
Read access to issues. That is it for the core workflow. Write access (for comment-back) is opt-in per workspace.
We store the ticket and the work pack as long as your workspace exists, so teammates can review past compiles. You can delete a workspace and all data at any time.
$24 per seat per month, billed monthly. Annual billing gets two months free. See the pricing page for details.
Yes. 14 days, no credit card required. The sandbox compile is free without an account.
Yes. Cancel from the billing page. Monthly plans end at the next cycle.
Yes. SOC 2, self-host, and custom integrations are available for larger teams. Contact us.
Encrypted at rest in our cloud provider. We do not train models on your tickets.
SOC 2 Type II is in progress. Contact us for the latest status and security questionnaires.
Self-hosted deployments are available for enterprise teams. Contact us.
Email us, or just compile a ticket and see what comes out.
From ticket to agent-ready in seconds.