How can I turn meetings into tickets?
Turn product and engineering discussions into structured tickets with owners, context and next steps.
Libra WorkBase
WorkBase for engineering & product
Turn conversations, tickets, specs and decisions into work that actually moves — without making your team update five systems along the way.
Your best people are spending too much time moving work around.
The decision lives in Slack. The spec is in Notion. The ticket is in Jira. The context is in a meeting. Someone still has to connect the dots, and usually that someone is your engineer or PM.
Here's where a product team's week goes
Slackthe decision gets madeManual Handoff
Meetingthe context gets added
Manual Handoff
Notionthe spec gets writtenManual Handoff
Jirathe ticket finally existsFour systems, three handoffs, and not one of them does the connecting. That job lands on a person every time.
The call ends. The work doesn't.
One trigger. The work is done. The ticket is filed, the context is attached, and the next step is assigned.
SlackMessages postedLibra
Bug triaged from user support
IssueLogin fails on SSO
ComponentAuth Service
Suggested next stepInvestigate session time out
Posted to #eng-productView in Jira
Pick the work. WorkBase moves it forward.
Choose a repeatable product or engineering workflow. Connect the systems it needs. Give it an instruction once. WorkBase handles the rest.
How can I turn a spec into an engineering plan?
Turn a product brief into an implementation plan, technical questions and work items.
How can I triage bugs faster?
Pull together the issue, history, logs, related tickets and customer context before assigning it.
How can I prepare a weekly product review?
Bring together launches, blockers, customer feedback and open decisions into one review.
How can I create release notes faster?
Turn shipped work into clear release notes without asking engineers to write them from scratch.
How can I turn feedback into roadmap priorities?
Group recurring feedback, connect it to accounts and issues, and surface what deserves attention.
Your project tools store the work. WorkBase connects it.
Jira, Linear and Notion are systems of record. They store what happened. WorkBase reads across them and knows what to do next.
| Dimension | Traditional tools | Libra WorkBase |
|---|---|---|
| Meeting decisions | Someone updates the ticket | Decisions become work |
| Project context | Spread across tools | Connected across the workflow |
| Bug triage | Search manually | Context gathered for you |
| Status updates | PM or engineer writes them | Generated from the work |
| Cross-team handoffs | Re-explain the context | Context travels with the work |
Stop hunting for context. It's already in the work.
WorkBase connects the conversations, decisions, tickets, documents and code-related context around a project so teams spend less time reconstructing what happened.
Project history
Technical context
Product context
Clean handoffs
Connectors for engineering & product
LinearJira
GithubSlackNotion
Gmail
Google Drive
Zoom
Before you connect anything.
No. Jira, Linear and Notion stay your systems of record. WorkBase reads from them and writes back to them, so your team stops copying work between tools.
Yes. It reads the meeting, pulls out the decisions and action items, and files structured tickets with owners, context and next steps — ready for you to review.
It gathers the issue, logs, history, related tickets and customer impact into one place, suggests a priority and next step, and drafts the ticket before anyone has to dig.
Yes. Point it at a brief or spec and it drafts an implementation plan, surfaces open technical questions, and breaks the work into items your team can pick up.
Yes. On Enterprise the full stack can run inside your own environment, so indexed content and connected data never leave your walls.
Yes. WorkBase groups recurring feedback, connects it to accounts and issues, and surfaces what deserves attention so it can flow straight into the roadmap.
AI can help engineering and product teams with planning, ticket and bug workflows, roadmap coordination and other repetitive tasks. Libra connects company context to the tools teams already use so information can be organized and multi-step work can move forward within existing processes.