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.
From a Jira issue to a verified interface
Connect Jira and Figma in Desktop, add the repository and define which tasks can be started, what actions are allowed and when to ask you.
- Find issues matching your Jira filter on a schedule.
- Read the issue and acceptance criteria; move an eligible task into progress when permitted.
- Inspect the linked Figma screen, its components, states and dimensions.
- Make changes using the project’s rules and existing components.
- Run available checks and compare the interface in a browser at the required viewport sizes.
- Present changes and verification results; update the issue through the permitted action.
What you get
Project changes, interface verification and a task report, with the issue, design and code connected throughout the work.
A schedule for the work queue
Set up a recurring task, such as checking your assigned Jira issues on weekdays. Define the filter, selection criteria and allowed actions. Runs remain in chat history, and you can pause or edit the task.
Implement a Figma design
Provide a link to the screen or component. Gryphon uses available Figma information, maps it to project components, implements changes and verifies them in the browser, including interface states and responsive behavior.
Combine tools for your team
Connect Jira to Confluence documentation, a Figma design, source code and browser checks. Or ask Project Pulse to check the project regularly, then investigate a finding in a separate task. Integrations and rules are scoped to the project.
What needs to be running
Local code, user integrations and scheduled execution require Desktop to be running with access to the project and services. If it is closed, work resumes after startup. External actions follow configured permissions and confirmations.
Start with your team's project
Download Desktop, connect your project and start with a task whose result you can verify.