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Synlets
Assign tickets to AI and reduce your backlog
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Assign tickets to AI and reduce your backlog
52 followers
Generate a ticket. Assign it to AI. Get a working PR. Synlets handles the full development cycle — from ticket creation to technical implementation. Like having an AI team member, not just a coding assistant
Hey there 👋
I'm the solo-founder of Synlets, and I wanted to tackle a problem I've seen since i started my career in Software and especially after AI began reshaping our beloved software industry 😀.
So 3 things kept bugging 🐛 me:
🔴 Backlogs that never shrink — Every team I've worked with has a graveyard of tickets sitting in Jira/Asana/Linear that nobody has time to get to.
🔴 AI left non-technical people behind — Engineers got Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code... but project managers and non-technical founders? Still waiting. The dream is simple: describe what you want, get it shipped. Instead, it's still "manually make a ticket, chat with engineers, try to fit it into the sprint, watch it get deprioritized, repeat." And even when tickets do get made, they're often missing codebase context, infrastructure details, and technical nuance — so engineers spend half their time just figuring out what was actually meant. This process I have seen countless times....
🔴 Engineers still get the boring stuff — engineers still spend time on routine tickets that really don't need them. There are even reels on insta/tik-tok when engineers get a ticket, they simply dump the request into AI and make a pull request immediately 😀. Meaning a lot of the times easy/mid level tasks don't even need an actual engineer they can just be made by AI agent and then be assessed.
So I've built Synlets —where you can assign a ticket to AI agent, get a working PR back. It handles implementation, runs code review against your team's standards, and fixes issues automatically. PMs can assign work to AI the same way they assign it to an engineer. No IDE, no terminal, no prompting.
The goal isn't to replace engineers. The goal is to delegate easy/mid level tasks to AI agents that realistically don't require an engineer to implement it. We are trying to free engineering time for hard problems while AI handles the rest 🚀
Would love ❤️ to hear what you think — happy to answer any questions!
@vouchy im glad you can relate to that graveyard of tickets haha, it happened at every job I had in the last 10 years.
And definitely there was a sprint I was working on, and upon reading each ticket I was like "but this is AI easy stuff to do, there is literally no need for me to spend too much time on it, its all minor items" but still had to sit and manually copy/paste content from Jira into Claude. And must give credit to Anthropic it implemented it flawlessly as I suspected.
I think a project manager just needs their own a "quick to implement engineer" to do those minor items.
Another time when I began thinking of it, is when I saw massive backlog of security items from secops team, like improve password validation, improve cors on the backend, ensure this function is safe under X and Y conditions. Same idea here, all important "secops" stuff but also can be done by AI, I can just validate it and merge it, or even PM can check it on ephermal / dynamic environment to see if items been rectified and approve it.