Xen Jira AI Agent

Automate your Jira bug-fix workflow with AI. The extension reads a Jira ticket, writes the fix using a Developer Agent, validates it with a Tester Agent, and presents the result to you for approval — all inside VS Code.

Requirements

• VS Code 1.80+
• A Jira account (Cloud or Server) with an API token
• An AI API key (Gemini or OpenAI)
• A local Git repository connected to your Jira project

Setup

1. Install the extension
2. Click the ⚡ Xen Jira AI Agent icon in the Activity Bar
3. Click ⚙ Setup at the bottom of the sidebar
4. Fill in the following fields:

5. Click Test Jira to verify the connection, then Save

Usage

Running the pipeline on a Jira ticket

1. Your open Jira tickets appear in the sidebar automatically
2. Click ▶ next to any ticket
3. A Pipeline Progress panel opens — watch each stage complete in real time:
   • Reading Ticket → Creating Branch → Developer Agent → Tester Agent → Security Review → PM Review
4. When complete, a Review Panel opens showing the proposed code changes
5. Click Approve to apply the changes to your workspace, or Decline to reject

Direct Code Edit (no Jira ticket needed)

1. Type your change request in the text box at the bottom of the sidebar
2. Press Ctrl+Enter or click the ▶ send button
3. The same pipeline runs and presents a diff for review

Review Panel

After the pipeline finishes, the PM Review panel shows:

• A summary of what the Developer and Tester agents did
• Token usage (Input / Output / Estimated cost)
• Approve — applies the code changes to your repo
• Decline — discards the branch and changes

Tips

• You can run multiple tickets in parallel
• The extension auto-creates a Git branch for each ticket
• All credentials are stored securely using VS Code's Secret Storage — never in plain text
• Check View → Output → Xen Jira AI Agent if something goes wrong

Changelog

v1.2.3

• Live Pipeline Progress panel with stage tracker
• New Claude Code-style sidebar UI with bottom input dock
• All Jira issue types loaded (Bug, Story, Task, Epic)
• Token usage (IN / OUT / USD) displayed after each run
• Direct Code Edit input in sidebar (no ticket required)
• VS Code diff preview before changes are applied
• Auto-version bumping on each build

v1.0.0

• Initial release