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Turn code review comments into tickets automatically

Ask your coding agent to turn PR review comments into tracked tickets in your issue tracker, with full context from the review attached.

By Parsa Khazaeepoul, co-founder of doozy
Last reviewed September 9, 2026Pricing verified September 4, 2026

PR reviews create action items that die in comment threads. Tell your coding agent to turn review feedback into tracked tickets, with the code context, the reviewer's comment, and the file reference attached. The ticket lands in your tracker and becomes a Doozy to-do your team can see.

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What changes with Doozy

Without DoozyWith Doozy
Review action itemsLive in PR commentsBecome tracked to-dos with owners
Code contextYou re-find it laterAttached to the ticket automatically
PriorityYou guess from the comment toneSet when the task is created
TrackingYou scroll through PR threadsTo-dos with status, due dates, and notifications
Filing ticketsYou copy-paste to your trackerAgent files with full context through Composio
Tech debt from reviewsForgotten after mergeFiled as tasks for future sprints
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How it works

Your coding agent reads the review comments and creates Doozy to-dos for each actionable item. If you've connected your issue tracker through Composio, the agent also files the ticket with the file reference, the reviewer's comment, and the suggested fix.

Everything stays linked: the to-do points to the PR, the ticket points to the to-do, and whoever picks it up has the full context without asking anyone.

Who this is for

Teams where review comments turn into "I'll fix it later" and later never comes. Anyone who wants PR feedback to become real tracked work instead of comment threads that scroll away.

Frequently asked questions

Which issue trackers work?

GitHub, Linear, Jira, and Notion are common. Check which trackers your Composio key supports.

Can it file tickets automatically on every PR?

Yes. Set up a routine triggered by PR review events.

Does it work with GitHub PR reviews specifically?

Yes. Claude Code and Cursor can both read PR context and create Doozy to-dos from it.

Does it include the code context in the ticket?

Yes. The ticket includes the file reference, the reviewer's comment, and the suggested fix.

Is this free?

Free forever for up to five people with BYO keys.

Can it handle large PRs with many comments?

Yes. It processes each actionable comment and creates a separate to-do for each.

Does the ticket link back to the PR?

Yes. The to-do, the ticket, and the PR review all stay linked.

Can it auto-file on every PR?

Yes. Set up a routine triggered by PR review events.