Connect the current VS Code workspace to a Jira task, inspect task context in the SeeCodes sidebar, review local history, and submit AI task status reports back to Jira.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
SeeCodes Flow connects your current VS Code workspace to a Jira task, keeps that task's context in a sidebar, tracks your local work, and sends AI-generated task status reports back to Jira.
Getting started
In Jira, open the SeeCodes task you want to work on and generate a one-time launch link.
Open the target repository in VS Code.
Follow the launch link (or run SeeCodes: Connect Current Workspace to Jira Task) to bind this workspace to the Jira task.
Work as usual. SeeCodes tracks your local progress and, when you ask, publishes an AI task status report back to Jira.
Where you'll find it
Activity Bar: a SeeCodes container with a Task Workspace view.
Task Workspace tabs: Jira (connected task context), Local History (local work history), and Logs (task activity/progress).
Commands
Available from the Command Palette:
SeeCodes: Connect Current Workspace to Jira Task
SeeCodes: Disconnect Current Jira Task
SeeCodes: Refresh Connected Task Context
SeeCodes: Send AI Task Status Report to Jira
SeeCodes: View License
What you can do
Connect the current VS Code workspace to a Jira task using a Jira-generated one-time launch link.
Inspect the connected Jira task context.
Trigger a manual AI task status report back to Jira.
Inspect local task activity and progress logs.
Inspect local lightweight history created by the extension.
Disconnect and reconnect the current task binding.
Open the packaged license text.
How task status reaches Jira
When a task is connected from a launch link, SeeCodes exchanges the one-time code for a scoped task permit. As you work, it sends progressive unified diffs, and when you request a status report it generates one and mirrors task progress and a daily summary that the Jira app can read.
Attribution is task-aware: the backend links direct work to the connected task while still attributing shared-file changes to other mentioned or related tasks where appropriate.
Settings
seeCodes.apiBaseUrl — SeeCodes backend base URL. Restricted to the allowlisted SeeCodes origins (https://dev.seecodes.com, optionally with the /eu or /uk regional route).
seeCodes.language — Language used by the SeeCodes UI (auto, en, es, zh, ar, fr, ru, de, pt, hi).
License
See the packaged LICENSE.txt, or run SeeCodes: View License.
