Bitbucket connects to Gleap as a code host for Kai Code. Connect your Bitbucket Cloud repositories, and Kai Code opens pull requests there for the fixes and features your team starts.
How it works
- In Kai Code, add a repository and choose Bitbucket.
- Authorize Gleap on Bitbucket and pick the repositories Kai Code can work in.
- Start a task from a ticket or a prompt. Kai Code changes the code, runs checks and opens a pull request.
- Your team reviews the pull request, merges it and ships.
Kai Code opens pull requests from Kai Code Cloud and from the Kai Code Bridge on your own machine. Gleap follows each pull request. After the merge, the customer follow-up runs with your release settings: by default a teammate confirms the fix is live before the customer hears back.
What it does not do
Bitbucket is not a destination for tickets. To send customer reports to an issue tracker, use Jira, Linear or another native integration.
Kai Code is part of the Pro and Enterprise plans. Read how Kai Code turns customer reports into pull requests.
