Turn your work items and designs into reviewable code — without leaving VS Code.
Mention @jarvis in Copilot Chat (or on an Azure DevOps / Jira comment) and Jarvis reads the
task, grounds a proposal in your open codebase, and shows you exactly what it would change. Nothing
happens until you explicitly Accept.
What it does
Azure DevOps & Jira — reference a work item id (@jarvis 4011482) or a Jira issue
(@jarvis PROJ-123) and get a codebase-grounded implementation proposal.
Background mentions — comment @jarvis on your Azure DevOps work items or Jira issues and
Jarvis notices, so you can pick up the task from VS Code.
Daily briefings — ask @jarvis today for your work at a glance or @jarvis standup for
ready-to-paste yesterday / today / blockers notes. Works with both Azure DevOps and Jira.
Figma context — paste a Figma link alongside a task to fold design details into the plan.
One-click Accept — Jarvis applies the changes locally, creates a branch, commits, pushes,
opens a pull request, and links it back to the work item.
Why you'll like it
You stay in control — proposals are inert previews. Accept, Decline, or refine in
conversation. Decline changes nothing.
Grounded in your code — proposals come from your actual open repository, not guesses.
Uses your own Copilot — runs on your identity and your GitHub Copilot seat. No hosted
services, no shared storage.
Optional local memory — an opt-in, on-device memory layer makes each run smarter by recalling
past tasks. It's off by default and nothing ever leaves your machine.
Getting started
Install the extension and reload VS Code.
Open the repository you want to work in.
Configure your task tracker:
Azure DevOps — you'll be prompted for your organization and project on first run.
Jira — run Jarvis: Configure Jira Integration and sign in.
In Copilot Chat, try:
@jarvis today — your briefing for the day
@jarvis 4011482 — build a proposal from an Azure DevOps work item
@jarvis PROJ-123 — build a proposal from a Jira issue
Requirements
VS Code 1.101 or later
An active GitHub Copilot subscription
An Azure DevOps and/or Jira account with tasks assigned to you
Privacy & security
Jarvis acts as you, using your Copilot seat. It never exposes write actions (creating branches, PRs,
or comments) to the AI model — those run deterministically only after you Accept. The optional memory
layer is local-only and redacts secrets before storing anything.
Full technical documentation, architecture, and configuration reference are available in the
project repository.
