replying to @paulocastellano
Am currently working on an addon which triages my Jira tickets and processes them into actionable tasks - whether it's access requests, new users, or actual code changes...
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@slovenianGooner
Product architect or whatever the new term is for what developers are now.
- @adria-mobil
- Novo mesto, Slovenia
- sloveniangooner.dev
- github.com/slovenianGooner
- Joined October 2026
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replying to @saeedvaziry
Yeah got a question about that already here today. Might do it - have to have a side-project - even if open-source.
replying to @paulocastellano
Also, currently just working with Claude Code and with
claude -p or as Claude Code CLI. No other agents and not BYOK support yet.replying to @paulocastellano
If anything, would be open-source. It relies heavily on how my work day is done, so I'd have to make some things more configurable. But yeah, could go open source in a while - still ways to go to really get it to what I want.
replying to @paulocastellano
It's my personal orchestrator with some extra features like Inbox for various sources like Jira ITSM tickets, DevOps work items, Spatie Flare errors, etc.
That's cool man, have you intention to make it open source or sell it?
Indeed. started 5 months ago as personal app, somehow people got interested and I scaled to broader audience
replying to @simonhamp
Eagerly avaiting your PR to be merged - I want to build a client for /dev/null in my own app as well :)
replying to @Th3Mouk
Yeah I am looking to this to have a triage for tickets - putting it into coding tasks.
Same. Now that my local harness is totally autonomous with the quality I require, It's time to experiment the final touch of automation
replying to @Th3Mouk
Holy shit. I have one of those at home. Recently put Omarchy on it but your use case seems a lot more useful.
In fact I hesitated a lot between Debian and Omarchy, but final decision was I want a fully autonomous system, so I choose to try going without GUI. Hermes have a dashboard, and Claude and Codex are able to act throught Tailscale by SSH. It's super easy to maintain and secure
replying to @slovenianGooner
Expose an API and I am building this right into my app with my own styles. Everything I ever wanted to do with Twitter/X.
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