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Viewing Code Context

When a ticket has been analyzed, the code context is posted as a comment on the issue — immediately visible to everyone on the team, no app required to read it.

What You See

The CodeContext comment includes:

  • Entry point — the linked file, folder, or repo with a clickable link to the source
  • Code summary — AI-generated overview of the entry point's purpose
  • File list — relevant files in the scope of the entry point
  • Dependencies — imports and dependencies used by the entry point
  • Recent commits — latest changes to the relevant files

Because it's a standard Jira comment, it shows up in notifications, email digests, and the activity feed like any other comment.

Click the entry point link in the comment to open the file or folder directly in your Git provider (GitHub). This takes you to the exact branch and path that was linked.

Refreshing Analysis

If the code has changed since the entry point was linked, open the CodeContext panel and click Refresh to re-run the analysis. A new comment will be posted with the updated context.