Business asks, your team ships
story2tech turns requests in Slack into refined, estimated and planned Linear stories, so your tech team builds instead of chasing details.
- Ana: Finance needs a CSV export of the orders
- story2tech: Who uses it, and how will you know it works?
- Ana: 5 people; it opens in Excel with the month's orders
Web: Export orders to CSV
High priority · 5 points · Cycle 24
- 1Checkout fails on Safari
- 2Export orders to CSV
- 3Invoice reminders
- 4Dark mode
Buffer 18% of 20%
How it works
From a message in Slack to a planned story in Linear, without the back-and-forth.
1. Ask in Slack
Anyone mentions story2tech in your request channel, in their own words.
2. The agent asks what’s missing
Your checklists, your languages: it gathers what the tech team needs, and spots duplicates.
3. A refined story in Linear
One story, or a parent with one per repository, refined and estimated after reading your code.
4. Prioritised and planned
Priority, the order list and your Buffer cap decide the cycle. The requester hears back when it ships.
For everyone around the backlog
Product teams
Stories arrive complete, in your format, with acceptance criteria and evidence.
Engineering leads
A real order list, estimates from the code, and a Buffer cap that holds the cycle.
Business teams
Ask where you already work, and get told when it’s planned, started and released.
Try it in the Sandbox
Talk to the agent with your own rules and see the stories it would create, before turning it on in Slack. Nothing is posted or created.
Security and privacy
- Each company’s data is kept apart by the app and by the database itself.
- Tokens, API keys and what requesters write are encrypted; keys are never shown back.
- A privacy filter masks secrets, payment data, IDs and names before anything reaches the AI.
- Code is read-only, from the repositories you choose, never secret files.
- Your AI provider and key: you choose the model and set a monthly budget.
Pricing
Free during the private beta. Your AI provider bills you directly for what the agent uses, within the budget you set.
Docs
Guides for setting up Slack, Linear, GitLab and your rules are coming soon. Until then, write to us and we’ll help.