Tie shipped code back to the decisions behind it
Connect GitHub and Wisprnote AI brings in pull requests, issues, and code activity as context — so the work your team ships can be traced back to the meeting decisions that prompted it.
macOS app · Windows & Linux coming soon
The problem it solves
Decisions made in a room and code shipped in a repo usually live in different worlds. Connecting them lets you answer "did we actually build what we agreed?" — and spot when shipped work has drifted from the plan.
How github integration works
Authenticate GitHub once and Wisprnote pulls in PRs, issues, and activity. That context feeds answers in chat and powers decision-to-done lineage, which links a meeting decision to the ticket and the shipped code.
Example use cases
- Trace a feature from the meeting where it was decided to the PR that shipped it
- Ask which PRs relate to a decision made last sprint
- Catch shipped work that diverged from what was agreed
Frequently asked questions
What does the GitHub integration do?
It brings pull requests, issues, and code activity into Wisprnote as context, so meeting decisions can be traced to the work that delivered them.
Can Wisprnote connect a decision to shipped code?
Yes. Decision-to-done lineage links a meeting decision to its ticket and the shipped code, colour-coded by whether the work matches the decision.
Related features
GitHub Integration, and a whole lot more.
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