Bi-directional sync
Read assigned tickets, review discussion comments, update issue states, and transition workflow stages directly from the IDE.
Browse assigned issues, open Jira tickets in dedicated editor tabs, transition status, and launch AI coding agents on tasks with auto-named branches.
Developers constantly bounce between web trackers and local editors: copying issue keys, summaries, reproduction steps, and ACs, manually typing branch names, and switching back to the browser just to move a ticket to In Progress or Done.
When handing an issue to an AI coding agent, manually copy-pasting descriptions and comments wastes time and leaves out critical issue history or attachment context.
Flame connects Jira directly into your workspace. Turn any ticket into an isolated branch with an AI agent working in the background while your checkout stays untouched.
Store your Atlassian credential once with AES-256-GCM encryption. Flame securely binds projects to Jira boards, filters, or projects without exposing tokens.
View cards assigned to you or filter by status, sprint, and priority in the dedicated Right-panel Tasks view without opening a browser.
Launch an AI coding agent with the full issue context (summary, description, comments, acceptance criteria, and attachments) preloaded automatically.
Flame generates a sanitized branch like fix/PROJ-123-ticket-summary and creates an isolated Git worktree so your current checkout stays undisturbed.
Inspect the agent's code diff, run project tests, transition the Jira ticket status, and open a pull request directly from your workspace.
One global credential per provider with project-specific board bindings and built-in regex linking.
Read assigned tickets, review discussion comments, update issue states, and transition workflow stages directly from the IDE.
Automatic reference parsing for Jira (PROJ-123), Monday, GitHub, GitLab, and ClickUp keys in commit messages, diffs, and branch names.
Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM via the OS keychain, never sent to renderer processes, and never forwarded off-origin.
Hand a complete ticket to an agent and follow the run without leaving the board.
When you assign a ticket to an AI agent, Flame creates an isolated Git worktree. The agent writes code, runs builds, and tests its solution without interrupting the branch or files you are actively working on.
Coordinate work across several repositories with the multi-repository workspace, or manage parallel tasks in the parallel AI agents manager.
Download Flame, connect your Jira workspace, and turn issue cards into tested code with one click.
Free to use on macOS, Windows, and Linux.