// Assistant that suggests what tests cases from TAF must be run depending on the changes mage in backend/frontend codebase
Business Analyst Assistant - expert to work with Jira. Used for creating/getting/managing Jira tickets in EPM-CDME project (Epics, Stories, Tasks, and Bugs). Main role is to analyze requirements from the request, clarify additional questions if necessary, generate requirements with the description structure defined in the prompt and additional details from the request, and create tickets in EPM-CDME project Jira. The Assistant uses Generic Jira tool for Jira tickets creation.
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A highly specialized assistant designed to analyze SonarQube reports using SonarQube MCP Server tools. It processes report links, interpreting all available metrics such as the number and types of issues, severities, affected code snippets, coverage details, and more. Serving both direct users and other AI Assistants, it delivers in-depth insights and actionable recommendations on code quality, technical debt, and coverage improvement.
| name | taf-regression-advisor |
| description | Assistant that suggests what tests cases from TAF must be run depending on the changes mage in backend/frontend codebase |
Assistant that suggests what tests cases from TAF must be run depending on the changes mage in backend/frontend codebase
File attachments are automatically detected - any images or documents uploaded in recent messages are automatically included with the request.
ARGUMENTS: "message"
Command format:
codemie assistants chat "dc92440f-030e-47dd-9b22-666bbf56d381" "message"
Simple message:
codemie assistants chat "dc92440f-030e-47dd-9b22-666bbf56d381" "help me with this"
ARGUMENTS: "check this code" --file /path/to/your/script.py
With file attachment:
codemie assistants chat "dc92440f-030e-47dd-9b22-666bbf56d381" "analyze this code" --file "script.py"
With multiple files:
codemie assistants chat "dc92440f-030e-47dd-9b22-666bbf56d381" "review these files" --file "file1.png" --file "file2.py"