Lockstep for Jira
Decisions made in Jira tickets, comments, and status changes become part of Lockstep’s approved decision record, delivered to the humans and agents doing the work.
What Lockstep captures from Jira
- acceptance-criteria changes on a story
- a scope decision recorded in ticket comments
- a priority call that changes what ships
How the loop runs
Lockstep captures the decision from Jira, routes it to its owner for one-click approval, then briefs every engineer and every AI coding agent before they touch the code, and flags any pull request that drifts from it. See the full pipeline on how it works.
Access & trust
Read-only OAuth. Scoped to the projects you connect.
Frequently asked questions
- What counts as a decision in Jira?
- Acceptance criteria and scope calls in ticket descriptions and closing comments: the statements that change what ships. Status noise and routine updates don't become decisions; extracted candidates still need a human to approve them.
- Does Lockstep write to our Jira tickets?
- No. The connection is read-only and scoped to the projects you connect. Approved decisions live in Lockstep's record, each linked back to the ticket it came from.
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