Tickets in Glue come from two places: Stella finds problems in your codebase and converts them to tickets. Your team adds roadmap items in Jira, Linear, or ClickUp and imports them. Both converge in the same pipeline — where Stella triages, specs, and creates dev plans grounded in your actual code. The loop runs continuously.
Jira · Linear · ClickUp
Roadmap items imported
Codebase
Your repo, indexed
Gaps & Risks
Found by Stella
Tickets
Two sources merge here
Specs & Plans
Grounded in real files
Code
Engineers build
Stella creates tickets from findings. Your team imports from external tools. Same pipeline. You decide what ships.
"Nobody has the full picture of what we've built."
This is the only thing you do. Glue indexes your codebase into a connected graph — files, symbols, dependencies, commits, contributors. Everything that follows runs from this one read.
"Do we already have this? Nobody knows."
Glue uses graph analysis to identify what your codebase actually does — not what's in Confluence. Features, workflows, API capabilities. Your living documentation, rebuilt on every index, always current.
"A competitor shipped something. We had no idea."
Other CI tools track what competitors say. Glue connects that to what your code actually does — scoring each gap against your real documentation. Not against what you think you have. Against what exists in the codebase.
"If Sarah leaves, we're in serious trouble."
Glue scores every file by health, every violation by severity, and every feature by knowledge concentration — continuously. Not after the incident. Not after the resignation. Before.
"We know the problems. They never become work."
Tickets in Glue come from two places. Stella finds a security violation, a competitive gap, a knowledge risk — one click, specific ticket with exact files, severity, and acceptance criteria. Your team adds a roadmap item in Jira, Linear, or ClickUp — import it. Stella triages, classifies, generates a spec, and creates a dev plan. Both paths converge in the same backlog.
"Every spec causes rework. Every single time."
Glue generates implementation specs from the actual code graph — the exact files to change, the dependencies to watch, the patterns your team already uses. Engineers trust them because they're grounded in the codebase, not a PM's memory. Execute via MCP directly in your IDE.
Glue is the connective tissue between your codebase and your backlog. It makes the intelligence actionable. You just decide.
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