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 from the VS Code Marketplace Click the Flowzy 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.

2. Configure Credentials

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. ⚡

Flowzy Dev

Sathiyanarayan