Spec Check

Acceptance criteria, right next to the diff. Open a pull request on GitHub or Bitbucket and Spec Check shows the Jira or Trello ticket it belongs to in Chrome's side panel, with every acceptance criterion as a checklist you tick off as you review. HOW IT WORKS - Finds the ticket for you. Jira keys like REL-142 are read from the branch name, PR title and description. Trello card links are read from the description. The toolbar badge shows how many tickets were found. - Shows the acceptance criteria. Spec Check reads a custom Jira field, checklist items, or an "Acceptance criteria" / "Definition of Done" section in the description. For Trello it uses the card's checklist. Bullet lists, checkboxes and Given/When/Then lines are all understood. - Keeps your progress. Ticks are saved for each pull request, so you can close the tab and come back later. - Copies a review comment. One click puts the checklist on your clipboard as Markdown, ready to paste into the pull request. - Lets you add a ticket by hand when the PR doesn't mention one. OPTIONAL: CHECK THE DIFF WITH CLAUDE Add your own Anthropic API key and Spec Check can ask Claude to read the diff and mark each criterion as met, partial or missing, with a short note and the file and line that supports it. Nothing is sent to Anthropic until you click "Check with Claude" and confirm. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No servers. Jira, Trello, GitHub, Bitbucket and Anthropic are called straight from your browser. - Your tokens and keys are stored on your device only and are never synced. - Works with private repositories using the GitHub or Bitbucket session you're already signed in with. - No analytics, no tracking. WORKS WITH GitHub and Bitbucket Cloud pull requests, Jira Cloud and Trello tickets. SETUP Open the extension's settings and add a Jira Cloud API token and/or a Trello API key and token. Each one has a Test button. Open source: https://github.com/PakDragoon/spec-check