Flowzy ⚡
Flowzy is a VS Code sidebar extension that connects to your project management tools (Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub) and automatically generates AI-powered step-by-step implementation plans for your tickets — right inside VS Code.
Features
- 🎯 Fetch tickets from Jira, Azure DevOps, or GitHub
- ✨ AI-generated implementation steps using GitHub Copilot
- 📋 Export runbooks as Markdown
- 🔀 Generate PR descriptions with AI
- ▶️ Run terminal commands directly from steps
- 💾 Auto-saves your progress per ticket
- 🏆 Tracks completed tickets and personal records
- 📊 Streak tracking for daily completions
Installation
- Install Flowzy Dev from the VS Code Marketplace
- Click the ⬡ icon in the left activity bar to open it
- Configure your provider credentials on first launch
Setup
Jira
| Field |
Value |
| Jira URL |
https://your-org.atlassian.net |
| Email |
Your Atlassian account email |
| API Token |
Generate at id.atlassian.com |
Azure DevOps
| Field |
Value |
| Org URL |
https://dev.azure.com/your-org |
| Project |
Your project name |
| PAT |
Generate a Personal Access Token in Azure DevOps settings |
GitHub
| Field |
Value |
| GitHub Token |
Generate at GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens |
| Owner |
Repository owner (username or org) |
| Repo |
Repository name |
How to Use
1. Open Flowzy
Click the icon in the left activity bar, or press Ctrl+Shift+P and run Flowzy: Open.
On first launch, select your provider (Jira / Azure / GitHub) and fill in your credentials, credentials are stored locally in VS Code's secure storage.
3. Fetch a Ticket
Enter your ticket ID (e.g. PROJ-123 for Jira, 42 for GitHub) and click Fetch. Flowzy will:
- Pull ticket title, type, state, story points, and assignee
- Extract text from acceptance criteria (falls back to description if not found)
- Generate AI-powered implementation steps via GitHub Copilot
4. Work Through the Steps
- Check off steps as you complete them
- Steps are auto-saved — come back anytime and your progress is intact
- Run any terminal command directly from a step using the Run ▶️ button
5. Mark Ticket Complete
When all steps are done, mark the ticket as complete. Flowzy records your completion time and tracks your fastest ticket.
6. Export
- Export Markdown — saves a full runbook as a
.md file
- Generate PR Description — AI writes a PR description based on your ticket and steps
How AI Steps Are Generated
- Flowzy first tries GitHub Copilot to generate intelligent, context-aware steps
- If Copilot is unavailable, it falls back to a built-in step generator based on the ticket content
- Steps are generated from acceptance criteria if available, otherwise from the ticket description
Data & Privacy
- All credentials are stored locally in VS Code's built-in secure storage
- No data is sent to any external Flowzy server
- AI generation goes through GitHub Copilot (your existing subscription)
Troubleshooting
Sidebar not showing?
→ Click the icon in the activity bar, or run Flowzy: Open from the command palette.
"No data provider" error?
→ Uninstall and reinstall the extension.
Steps not generating?
→ Make sure GitHub Copilot is installed and active. Flowzy will fall back to basic steps if Copilot is unavailable.
Jira acceptance criteria not found?
→ Flowzy uses customfield_10029 for acceptance criteria. If your Jira instance uses a different field ID, it will automatically fall back to the ticket description.
Feedback & Issues
Found a bug or have a feature request? Open an issue on GitHub.
Built for developers who want to stay in flow. ⚡
