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Trackers for coding agents, compared

Jira, Linear, GitHub and Shortcut can now hand a ticket to an agent[1],[5],[10],[12]. AgentMingo starts from the other side: the coding agent threads your developers already run on their own computers. Here's how they line up, and when each one is the better pick.

Free during the open beta. Works with Claude Code today; Codex and more are next. On macOS or Linux.

At a glance

The middle column is what each product's own docs say it does with agents. The last is what AgentMingo does with that product today. Every fact about another product has its source at the foot of the page.

What each tracker does with agents, and what AgentMingo does with it. As of November 2026.
ToolHands work to agents (their docs)With AgentMingo today
JiraStart the Jira Coding Agent from a work item, and it works in a cloud sandbox; or assign work items to partner agents such as GitHub Copilot and Cursor. Atlassian's MCP server lets MCP clients read and write Jira.[1],[2],[3],[4]Follow Jira projects: their issues become tasks, kept in sync. A thread on a branch named WEB-12-… starts with the issue.
LinearDelegate an issue to an agent, such as Cursor, Codex, Devin or GitHub Copilot, while a teammate stays the assignee. Linear Agent's coding sessions run in a cloud sandbox. Linear also hosts an MCP server.[5],[6],[7],[8],[9]Export a task to a new Linear issue, one way. Linear issues aren't read.
GitHub ProjectsAssign an issue to Copilot, Claude or Codex, and each opens a draft pull request.[10],[11]Pull requests, review comments, check runs and main's pushes, through the GitHub App. Export a task to a GitHub issue, one way; issues aren't read.
ShortcutAssign a Story to an agent (Claude Code, Cursor and Devin are named), and connect Claude Code to its hosted MCP server.[12],[13]Nothing reads or writes Shortcut today.

Where AgentMingo is different

  • It starts from your threads

    Each Claude Code thread in a connected repository reports live: what it's doing, what it waits on, its branch and its pull request. You run it as you do today, in the terminal, VS Code, Cursor or the desktop app.
  • It keeps going after the pull request opens

    Review bot comments and CI failures go back to the thread on that branch, sorted, with a cap on automatic rounds.
  • It knows about the rest of the team

    Two threads editing the same file each hear about it, and main changing a file a thread edited is told to that thread.

Side-by-side pages

And Shortcut?

Shortcut lets you assign Stories to agents, and hosts an MCP server that Claude Code can connect to[12],[13]. AgentMingo doesn't read or sync Shortcut. If your Stories live there and that works for you, stay. You can still use AgentMingo for the threads themselves (live status, review results, teammates' files) without its tasks.

Use AgentMingo without moving your tracker

Tasks are optional. Threads report, review results go back to them, and overlapping files are flagged whichever tracker you use. Without AgentMingo tasks or Jira you'd miss two things: the brief at a thread's start, and statuses that move by themselves.

Sources

Checked November 3, 2026, on each product's own pages. Products change: the links say what they say today.

  1. Jira: Work items can be assigned to Rovo agents and to agents built by third parties; GitHub Copilot coding agent is the first partner agent. A site admin turns AI features on. support.atlassian.com
  2. Jira: The Jira Coding Agent works from a work item in a cloud-based session, in a sandbox environment. support.atlassian.com
  3. Jira: Jira work can be assigned to Cursor, where a cloud agent picks it up. jirareleases.atlassian.com
  4. Jira: Atlassian's MCP server lets MCP clients search Jira and Confluence, and create and update work items and pages. support.atlassian.com
  5. Linear: An issue can be delegated to an agent while a teammate stays its assignee. linear.app
  6. Linear: Linear Agent's coding sessions are powered by Claude Code and Codex, and each runs in a cloud sandbox. linear.app
  7. Linear: Linear's agents page lists Cursor, OpenAI Codex, Devin and others. linear.app
  8. Linear: Linear issues can be assigned to GitHub Copilot coding agent. linear.app
  9. Linear: Linear hosts an MCP server, and its docs show how to add it to Claude Code. linear.app
  10. GitHub: An issue can be assigned to Claude, Codex or Copilot, and each submits a draft pull request. A public preview, first for Copilot Pro+ and Copilot Enterprise. github.blog
  11. GitHub: Claude and Codex as coding agents were extended to Copilot Business and Copilot Pro. github.blog
  12. Shortcut: A Story can be assigned to an AI agent, or an agent tagged in a comment; the page names Claude Code, Cursor and Devin. shortcut.com
  13. Shortcut: Shortcut hosts an MCP server, and Claude Code is one of the clients its docs show connecting to it. shortcut.com

Jira, Linear, GitHub, Shortcut and other product names on this site are trademarks of their owners. AgentMingo isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Questions

Can AgentMingo import my Linear, GitHub or Shortcut issues?

No. Jira is the one tracker it reads: you follow Jira projects and their issues become tasks. A task can be exported to Linear, GitHub Issues or Jira, one way, with a link back.

Everything AgentMingo connects to

Does AgentMingo run agents in the cloud like these tools?

Not today. It works with the coding agent threads you run yourself. AgentMingo's own agents are coming soon.

How current is this?

Every fact about another product links to that product's own docs and was checked in November 2026. Products change; if something here is out of date, write to hello@agentmingo.com and we'll fix it.

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