PRD → sprint-ready backlog
Point Spec2Tickets at a PRD and get an Epic with stories, subtasks, and acceptance criteria — ready to refine, not retype.
Spec2Tickets reads your Confluence page — a spec, PRD, or requirements doc — and writes the whole Jira backlog: Epic, stories, subtasks, acceptance criteria, and dependency links, in minutes. Your team stops hand-writing tickets and gets back to the work that needs them.
Free for teams up to 10 users · Bring your own Anthropic API key · Your content stays under your own Anthropic agreement.
Illustration: a Confluence page on the left flows through the Spec2Tickets pipeline into a Jira backlog on the right — one Epic, three stories each carrying acceptance criteria and a story-point estimate, two subtasks, and a “blocks” dependency link.
A thoughtful page already exists. Then someone spends days hand-translating it into epics, stories, subtasks, acceptance criteria, and dependencies — and that is where detail quietly gets lost.
One thing, done well: read a page, write the backlog. Here is where teams point it.
Point Spec2Tickets at a PRD and get an Epic with stories, subtasks, and acceptance criteria — ready to refine, not retype.
Turn a technical design into stories and subtasks, with cross-feature “blocks / is blocked by” relationships created as real Jira links.
Convert a client’s requirements doc into a consistent, reviewable backlog you can scope and staff the same day.
Feed in workshop or discovery notes and start from a first-cut backlog to react to, instead of a blank board.
Break a migration spec into a phased backlog, with dependencies surfaced so sequencing is clear from day one.
Every story arrives with acceptance criteria, and AI-generated Gherkin test cases are included — ready to import into your test tools.
IncludedYou stay in control the whole way — nothing lands in Jira until you push it.
Add Spec2Tickets from the Marketplace, then paste your Anthropic key and a default Jira project key. About five minutes.
Pick a Confluence page and click Generate. Claude reads the whole page and drafts a structured breakdown in minutes.
Adjust names, stories, acceptance criteria, dependencies, priority, and story points inline. Quality signals show where to look.
One click creates the Epic, stories, subtasks, and dependency links — all under your own Atlassian permissions.
The mechanical part of turning a page into a backlog disappears — so everyone spends their time where it counts.
Shift from transcribing requirements into tickets to creating value — refining, validating, and aligning with stakeholders.
Spend less time on backlog mechanics and more on what matters: priorities, scope, and outcomes.
Start coding from clear, complete work items — full context, acceptance criteria, and flagged risks — not a vague paragraph and a guess.
Nothing reaches Jira until a person reviews and approves it. The editor is the product — the AI gives a strong first draft, not the final word.
No vendor backend, and your page content goes to your own Anthropic account. We can’t see your data because we never receive it.
We don’t draft one ticket from a prompt — we read a whole page into a coherent backlog with hierarchy, sizing, and dependencies.
The app requests only the scopes it needs, creates issues but never deletes them, and acts with your own Atlassian permissions.
Spec2Tickets is built privacy-first. You process your real Confluence pages without handing them to a third-party vendor.
Your page content goes from Atlassian straight to your own Anthropic account, under your own agreement — billed to you, at cost.
The app runs entirely on Atlassian Forge. Nothing is stored on our servers — because we don’t operate any.
AI drafts; humans decide. You review and edit every breakdown, and nothing reaches Jira until you push it.
Minutes instead of days — reviewed by your team, pushed on your say-so.
Free up to 10 users · Bring your own Anthropic API key · Managed through the Atlassian Marketplace.