Jira, Figma and code in one task
Gryphon can check Jira on a schedule, start eligible tasks, implement Figma designs and verify results in the browser. Combine these capabilities into your team’s workflow.
Learn moreOne platform. Tasks across your team.
Start with a specific question and a result you can verify. These workflows use available tools and context; automation depends on connections, permissions and the client.
Start with your team's task
Turn a requirement into a change you can accept
A table filter, a new API endpoint or an account setting: start with the behavior your user needs and take it through to a verified change.
Learn moreReproduce it. Find the cause. Verify the fix.
Provide the symptom and an example that triggers it. Get a fix together with an explanation of the cause and a check that catches a recurrence.
Learn moreTest the behavior your product depends on
Give a critical module meaningful checks: discount calculations, data access or API error handling. Use the testing stack your team already knows.
Learn moreSimplify the code. Preserve its behavior.
Split an overloaded module, remove duplication or prepare for a feature. Keep the change small enough for your team to review with confidence.
Learn moreDocumentation you can check against the project
A new teammate needs to know how to run a service and where to change behavior. Turn code and existing materials into a practical guide with verified commands.
Learn moreTurn a concern in the code into a verifiable finding
Connect your project and define the audit scope: code, dependencies, configuration or a particular data flow. Ask for confirmed issues to be separated from hypotheses.
Learn moreEnter an unfamiliar project through a concrete task
Instead of summarizing the entire repository, trace a request or a proposed change. CodeGryphon helps connect documentation to the actual implementation.
Learn moreSee what still needs checking before you ship
Bring together requirements, the diff, test results and deployment instructions. CodeGryphon helps find gaps between what is promised and what is verified.
Learn moreFacts first. Then hypotheses and verification.
Provide permitted logs, symptoms and recent change context. Ask CodeGryphon to reconstruct the timeline and suggest safe next checks.
Learn moreVerify the user's path as well as the build
Describe a critical flow: sign-in, a form, navigation or a request submission. Connected browser tools help walk through it and record what actually happens.
Learn moreStart with your team's project
Download Desktop, connect your project and start with a task whose result you can verify.