Ordia – standup from GitHub and Jira, no human input
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Drag a Notion ticket, get a pull request. AI agents review, code, and ship your backlog.
Notion-to-PR pipeline with feasibility scoring before code generation, runs entirely local.
Solo developers, small teams using Notion + GitHub, backlog clearers
Cursor · Continue · GitHub Copilot
Notion for planning My IDE for implementation GitHub for review
I wanted a tighter loop from ticket to shipped code.
TicketToPR is an open source CLI tool that lets me write a ticket in Notion, move it through a board, and have Claude review the task against the codebase, score feasibility, generate an implementation spec, then create a branch, write the code, run the build, and open a PR.
The flow is:
Write a ticket in Notion
Move it to Review
Claude reads the repo and scores ease/confidence
Approve or skip
Move it to Execute
Claude creates a branch, writes code, validates the build, and opens a PR
A few things I cared about:
It runs locally, not as a hosted SaaS Your code stays on your machine It uses your existing Git workflow instead of replacing it It reads CLAUDE.md and follows repo conventions It writes the audit trail back to Notion
I was aiming for something that helps clear a backlog without adding yet another project management layer.
It is free and open source, there is no account required, and there is a short demo if you want to see the full flow.
Would love feedback from anyone using Notion, Claude Code, or agent style dev workflows.
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