How does a ticket become a pull request?
Assign the ticket to WiseOrg. It reads the code and the context behind the bug, writes the fix, runs the tests and opens the pull request.
Fixes arrive as pull requests, for a person to merge.
WiseOrg's coding agent turns a ticket into a pull request. When WiseOrg delegates a fix or a build, the agent writes the change, runs the tests and opens a pull request with before and after previews and the diff. Nothing merges or deploys until an engineer approves it.
What is waiting for review?
Every pull request the agent opened, what it changes, the checks it passed and who reviews it.
Who approves the change?
An engineer. The pull request carries before and after previews and the diff, and nothing deploys or merges by itself.
Nothing deploys or merges by itself.
Questions buyers ask
Is this a replacement for our engineers?
No. It prepares the change; an engineer reviews and merges it.
Where does the work come from?
From tickets you assign, and from fixes WiseOrg delegates when a bug is costing an account.
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