Implement Jira Issues
Start: Jira issues
Result: Code changes, build and test results
JAIPilot for IntelliJ IDEA · Powered by local Codex
Connect local Codex to ready-made workflows for issues, PRs, code quality, and tests. Run each job in IntelliJ and review the result.
01 / Work items
Choose a ticket. Your agent works in the project and runs checks.
Start: Jira issues
Result: Code changes, build and test results
Start: GitHub issues
Result: Code changes, build and test results
02 / Pull requests
Work from the PR or its review threads without leaving IntelliJ.
Start: GitHub pull requests
Result: Draft findings you choose to publish
Start: Selected review threads
Result: Changed files, build and test results
03 / Code quality
Start with IntelliJ analysis or a failing build.
Start: Unused-code findings
Result: Code diff and remaining findings
Start: Selected inspection findings
Result: Before and final findings, build and tests
Start: A failing project build
Result: Build result and any code changes
04 / Tests
Use the project’s test runner and coverage report to check the result.
Start: Java classes or the repository
Result: Generated tests and JaCoCo line coverage
Start: Failing tests
Result: Rerun results and code diff
Start: A suspected flaky test
Result: Reproduction check and final test results
How it works
JAIPilot gives Codex the workflow and project context, then keeps the checks and changed files together for review.
Sign in to Codex on your computer and connect it in JAIPilot.
Start from an issue, PR, finding, build, or test in IntelliJ.
See the checks and diff. Keep the change or undo it.
In your account
Track coverage, IntelliJ findings, and PR or issue outcomes by repository and branch. Metrics appear when a job records the evidence.
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JAIPilot runs with your local Codex in IntelliJ.