alt Hacker NewsThis doesn’t work in an org with stakeholders that don’t have access to the code base, I.e. most of the other company. You still need tickets, a way for stakeholders to follow, update, etc. those tickets, and a way to prioritize the tasks those tickets represent.
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trendschau • today at 1:06 PM
Totally agree that stakeholders need access, but I think that’s solvable with an interface layer on top of the repo rather than a reason to avoid the workflow.
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perrygeo • today at 1:25 PM
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Nothing a front-end can't solve. To the end user it doesn't matter if data is stored in a database or git, as long as it just works.
But counterpoint, an AI / machines can talk to Jira and other ticket management systems just fine, they have REST APIs and MCP servers nowadays.