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If you’re using Cursor with Jira (or Linear), you’ve probably hit this: the agent finishes, a PR gets created, but your ticket board has no idea what happened. Or you start a workflow and have no visibility into what Cursor is actually doing until it’s done, or broken.
Same problem with bugs. Someone reports an issue in Slack, you want to investigate fast, but pulling together the context across your tickets, codebase, and GitHub history is the slow part.
Building Nmbly to fix that gap.
What it does:
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Bi-directional Jira/Linear sync, tickets update automatically as Cursor agents work
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Real-time timeline so you can see exactly what the agent is doing (file reads, API calls, code gen, PR creation). No more black box.
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MCP server that gives Cursor full context of your ticket state, design system, and Figma specs before it starts
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Slack integration, bug reports and mentions automatically become Jira tickets, and the thread gets updated as work progresses
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GitHub integration for automated PR creation, branch management, and conflict detection
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Bug investigation and technical spike support, runs an AI investigation across your codebase and GitHub history, generates a structured report with findings and recommendations
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Storybook CI integration for design-to-code workflows
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Local-first. All data stays on your machine, nothing sent to our servers.
Built with Cursor (yes, we use it ourselves, and Nmbly’s own MCP server was how we kept track of what we were building while building it).
Looking for a few more people to test it out. Reach out to me directly or fill out the form at **nmbly.io