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Stop explaining tickets.
Start shipping.

Brevi turns Jira tickets into structured AI briefs — delivered to your developers in Slack. No back-and-forth, no vague handoffs, no context lost.

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Built exclusively for Slack workspaces
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Credentials encrypted at rest Jira & GitHub tokens stored securely
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OAuth 2.0 install Standard Slack app authorization
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No data sold. Ever. Your tickets stay yours
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How it works

From task to brief in seconds

01

Manager types /assign

Select a developer, paste the Jira URL or ticket ID, add an optional note and GitHub repo. That's it.

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AI reads the ticket

Brevi fetches your Jira ticket and generates two things — a plain summary for the manager and a structured brief for the developer, plus a GitHub repo scan for relevant files.

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Developer gets briefed

The dev receives a clean DM with a structured approach, relevant files, and Accept / Scope Unclear / Blocked buttons.

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Done via /done

When finished, the dev types /done, submits PR links. Manager is notified instantly. Everything logged in the channel thread.

This is what your team actually sees

Left — what the manager receives. Right — what the developer receives in their Slack DMs.

👔 Manager's DM

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Brevi Today at 2:14 PM
Task assigned to Sarah Chen
Task Summary
This ticket implements real-time search and filtering for articles. Users can search by title/content and filter by category — results update dynamically with URL state reflecting current filters.
Task Link
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Your Note
Priority this sprint
ℹ️ Free plan: 7 tasks remaining this month · Structured brief sent to @sarah

Manager gets a plain-English summary + task count

👩‍💻 Developer's DM

Direct Messages · Brevi
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Brevi Today at 2:14 PM
👋 Hey @sarah, you have a new task from Alex
What you need to do
Add real-time search and category filtering to the articles listing page. Search should query title and body content.
Approach
1. Add debounced search input to ArticlesController index action
2. Scope queries using Ransack or pg_search gem
3. Update URL params on filter change via Turbo Streams
4. Add category dropdown filter with multi-select support
🔍 Relevant Files
app/controllers/articles_controller.rb app/views/articles/index.html.erb app/models/article.rb
✅ Accept Task
❓ Scope Unclear
🚫 Blocked

Developer gets a full brief with files, approach & action buttons

Features

Everything your team needs,
nothing it doesn't

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AI-Generated Briefs & Summaries

Brevi reads your Jira ticket and sends the manager a plain-English task summary, while the developer gets a structured brief with approach, focus areas, and potential risks.

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GitHub Repo Intelligence

Automatically identifies which files in your codebase are relevant to the task. No more guessing where to start.

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Channel Threading

Every task has its own thread. Acceptance, blockers, clarifications, and completion — all organized automatically.

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PR Conflict Detection

Before the dev starts, Brevi checks open PRs for file conflicts and warns both manager and developer upfront.

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Scope Clarification Flow

Dev flags scope unclear → manager gets a Send Clarification button → dev gets fresh Accept buttons. All in Slack.

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Weekly Digest & Status Reports

Every Friday, managers receive a full digest of team activity. Run /brevi-status anytime for a live snapshot.

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Start every task with a clear brief.

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5 tasks/month free · No setup fee · Cancel anytime

Simple, honest pricing

No per-seat fees. No surprise charges. One flat price per workspace.

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Perfect for small teams trying Brevi out.
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  • 5 task assignments per month
  • AI-generated developer briefs
  • 1 authorized manager
  • GitHub repo intelligence
  • Channel threading
  • Weekly digest & /brevi-status
  • Up to 4 authorized managers
  • Unlimited task assignments
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Common questions

No. Developers only need to be a member of the Slack workspace where Brevi is installed. They receive briefs and respond via Slack buttons — no new tools, no signups, no dashboards.
One workspace = one Slack workspace. It doesn't matter how many developers are in it — whether you have 5 or 50, the price is the same flat rate. No per-seat fees ever.
Yes. Your Jira and GitHub credentials are stored encrypted in our database and are never exposed in logs or responses. They are only used to fetch ticket content when a task is assigned.
Currently Brevi supports Jira Cloud (atlassian.net). Jira Server and Data Center support is on the roadmap. If your team uses Jira Server, reach out at brevi.support@gmail.com — we can discuss early access.
Existing tasks continue to work normally — developers can still accept, flag, and complete them. Only new task assignments are blocked until your count resets. The reset happens automatically every 30 days.
Currently Brevi supports public and private repositories on github.com. GitHub Enterprise (self-hosted) is not yet supported but is planned. Email us at brevi.support@gmail.com if this is a requirement for your team.
The Free plan gives you 5 tasks per month to evaluate the full feature set including GitHub scanning and AI briefs. If you'd like a Pro trial, email brevi.support@gmail.com and we'll set one up for your team.