Take a Jira task and build its Figma design
In Desktop, connect the issue, design and repository. Gryphon can read requirements, edit the project and check the interface through a connected browser.
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.
Schedule task checks
Set a Jira filter, schedule and conditions for starting work. Say when Gryphon should ask you for input. Run history stays in the chat.
Use the design
Link a Figma screen. Gryphon can inspect components and states, map them to project code and check the layout at the screen sizes you choose.
Connect the tools
Keep Desktop running with access to the repository and services. Actions in Jira and other integrations depend on the permissions you configure.
Try it on your own task
Download Desktop and connect a working folder. Start with a bug or one module you want to understand.