Code Issue Manager: document & fix issues in your codebaseStepsize helps engineering teams document and fix issues in their codebase. Together with the Stepsize web app and the pull request & issue trackers integrations, it will help you:
And it does so securely — your code never leaves your machine 🔒 Say goodbye to outdated TODO comments, Jira backlogs no one uses, and wiki pages that are never checked. Track issues linked to multiple pieces of codeCreate issues with rich context, linked to one or more pieces of code. Document code without polluting it with commentsA simple icon lets contributors know about issues, keeping the code clean. And the annotations stay in the right place as the code changes. Collaborate on issues without leaving your editorThere's no need to switch to Slack to talk to your teammates about an issue. Sync issues with your issue tracker, manually or automaticallyMany issues aren't quick to fix and need to be prioritised alongside other work. Our issue tracker integrations make that very easy. Convert your TODOs into issues so they don't get lostTODOs quickly fall out of date, and before you know it no one pays attention to them. Turn them into actionable issues instead. Stepsize supports many code editors
Stepsize supports many issue trackers
Stepsize never uploads your code to the cloudYour code never leaves your machine. We only store metadata about your code. When you create an issue, this is the kind of data we store:
This allows us to:
See our full information security guide for more info. Add Stepsize as a recommended extensionDocumenting and fixing issues in your codebase is a team sport! Add Stepsize as a recommended extension to help your team discover it and add it to their workflow. Drop this snippet to your repository's
Get in touch & give us your feedbackWe're keen to hear from you to improve our product! ![]() LicenseFor now this extension is released as proprietary software with an end-user license agreement. In simple terms, the license says "this is free beta software, use it at your own risk". It points out that we collect some telemetry data to improve the extension, and that feedback you give us is our intellectual property. |