Connecting GitHub lets Motiocomp use your repo structure, recent PRs, and CI rules to suggest the right files and the right risk level for each ticket.
No setup. No credit card. Paste a ticket and compile.
Goal, boundaries, and a clear safe-for-agent verdict before any coding starts.
Choose the repos. Motiocomp only sees what the GitHub App is allowed to read. No org-wide token needed.
When connected, file suggestions are based on the actual repo layout, not just the ticket text.
Let the AI agent open a PR. Motiocomp checks if the diff followed the goal, respected boundaries, and added required tests.
This is the copy-ready file you paste into Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, or send to a developer.
# Work Pack: BILL-142 <goal> Send one reminder email 3 days after an invoice becomes overdue. </goal> <files_to_check> - billing/reminders.ts - jobs/invoiceCron.ts - emails/OverdueReminder.tsx </files_to_check> <missing_questions> - Should reminders send once or repeat until paid? </missing_questions> <do_not_touch> - Stripe charge creation - Invoice generation rules - Checkout frontend </do_not_touch> <tests_to_run> - Reminder sends after 72h overdue - No reminder for paid invoices - No duplicate reminder </tests_to_run> <status> Needs 1 answer before coding. </status>
GitHub is the focus for the MVP. GitLab and Bitbucket are on the roadmap and follow the same model.
Read access to issues, pull requests, and metadata. Optional read access to repository contents for better file suggestions.
Yes, optionally. The Markdown verdict can be added as a PR comment so reviewers see goal-match, boundary-check, and test-check at a glance.
Paste any messy ticket. Get a clean Markdown work pack you can hand to Cursor, Claude Code, or Copilot.
From ticket to agent-ready in seconds.