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Oktul Code Studio

55 seconds, no sound.

What the video shows

  1. Script with Rovo, Write a new script: one sentence, and Rovo writes the TypeScript a line at a time.
  2. Two colleagues open the same script, and each sees the other's selection and typing as it happens.
  3. A sandbox run reads the three FIN work items whose Cost centre is empty, with one request.
  4. Each write waits on its work item, None to Tallinn, marked Planned: three changes listed and none sent.
  5. Publish: in production the three values are set and each work item reads Done.
  6. Spaces hold every script, each naming its own editors. A space stays in step with a GitHub or Bitbucket Cloud repository: a save goes out as a commit, and a change made there comes back as a draft.
  7. A script runs on a work item event, a schedule, a Flow, or an HTTP request with its own secret.
  8. A scripted field stores how many days each work item has been open, and a dynamic form asks for an approver once the amount passes 1000.
  9. A ScriptRunner-style Groovy script, translated into TypeScript by Rovo and never run as Groovy.
  10. A run continues for up to an hour across four invocations, and Stop ends it.
  11. Oktul, Atlassian Marketplace Partner.