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A thin issue will stall refinement. Connect GitHub Issues from IbisFlow so you can shape, rank, and size that same issue — then write the outcome back. There is no GitHub App to install today.
After you start a trial, connect GitHub from Account → Integrations. IbisFlow does not become a second backlog. The ticket you open is still the GitHub issue. This page does not start GitHub OAuth.
If the issue is still a title and a hope, the room will invent the work. Shape it first so ranking and sizing have something real to talk about.
You add the questions and the product context on the connected issue. You save back to the same issue — not a copy that only lives in IbisFlow. There is still no GitHub App. The issue you shape is the one you connected from Account → Integrations after you start a trial.
Stakeholders can score that same issue. When you publish, the ranking writes back. The slide deck is not the system of record.
The team votes on the same issue. An accepted estimate writes back to GitHub. The issue you sized is the issue the team will build.
There is no IbisFlow app that runs inside GitHub Issues today, and no GitHub Marketplace App to install. Connecting happens in IbisFlow after you start a trial — from Account → Integrations — not from a GitHub listing.
We are not listed as a GitHub Marketplace App. When that exists, this page will say so. Until then, connect from Account after you start a trial.
A GitHub App is planned. It is not available today, and it is not a store listing you can install.
Start a free trial, then connect GitHub Issues from Account → Integrations. This page does not start GitHub OAuth.
Pick the module that matches today's friction. Each one works alone — linked to the backlog you already use.
ShapeTurn thin tickets into clearer, reviewable specs with guided craft rounds, product context, and team review.
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SizeHidden simultaneous voting, shared AI briefings, and write-back to your backlog — planning poker that stays connected.
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RankAsync stakeholder input with RICE, MoSCoW, WSJF, and MaxDiff — you review and publish the decision.
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